“If there was no victory of Çanakkale, maybe there would not be Armenian genocide”
In the last book of the Ottoman quartet, Ahmet Altan describes Ragip Bey, the Ottoman officer who fought in Çanakkale and the Armenian nurse Efronia who was driven from Istanbul, while the reader associates the deep desperation and the brutality of humanity of the Armenians who were driven to death in 1915. Nazan Özcan talked to Ahmet Altan about “That Year”. We present the first part of the interview spanned for two weeks
(Photo credit: Berge Arabian)
https://www.agos.com.tr/tr/haber/canakkale-zaferi-olmasa-belki-de-ermeni-soykirimi-olmayacakti-38903
In the last book of the Ottoman quartet, Ahmet Altan describes Ragip Bey, the Ottoman officer who fought in Çanakkale and the Armenian nurse Efronia who was driven from Istanbul, while the reader associates the deep desperation and the brutality of humanity of the Armenians who were driven to death in 1915. Nazan Özcan talked to Ahmet Altan about “That Year”. We present the first part of the interview spanned for two weeks
(Photo credit: Berge Arabian)
https://www.agos.com.tr/tr/haber/canakkale-zaferi-olmasa-belki-de-ermeni-soykirimi-olmayacakti-38903
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