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Armenia: The Great Deception Secrets of a Christian Terrorist State - Samuel A. Weems
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Armenia: The Great Deception Secrets of a Christian Terrorist State - Samuel A. Weems
SOURCE: http://www.scribd.com/doc/9379570/Ar...errorist-State
This is a non-Turkish Source
Genocides against to Turks and Karabakh Genocide
History is full of genocides against Turks. As Turks, we do not (or know how to) lament, we never have written the things which have done against us down, consequently we have forgotten them easily. However, starting from the period when Turks withdraw from the Vienna in the West, and Caucasus in the East, the history is full of genocidal incidents. It was us; Turks and Muslims who faced with genocide in Vienna, Bosnia, Mora, Tri Poliche and in the other parts of the Balkans throughout the time. On the other hand, the last two centuries of he history is full of with genocides against Turks. In the Irevan Khanate, Baku, Gence and in many other Turkish regions the ones who have been slaughtered were Turks. However, today when we look at the Western public, it is significant contrast to see Turks are the ones accused with these crimes.
The Genocides and Emigration Azerbaijan Faced
More than 20% of Azerbaijan’s territories were occupied and more than one million people had to live with immigrant status during the Azerbaijan – Armenian War which started in 1988. More than one million people in Azerbaijan, a country with population of eight million, are in the status of immigrant. In other words, one person in every eight people is an immigrant in Azerbaijan. According to the figures regarding to the division of the immigrant population to the total population, Azerbaijan is the country which hosts the most immigrants in its own territory. %20 of Azerbaijan’s territories was occupied by the Armenians and %13 of the population has to live with the immigrant status within their historical homeland.
The first planned emigration and genocide against Azerbaijani Turks took place during 1905-1907 by Armenians in order to establish the “Great Armenia”. Afterwards, during 1918-1920 Azerbaijani Turks had to move from their territories by force for the second time. During the USSR era, in 1948-1953, approximately 150 thousand Azerbaijani Turks living in Armenia faced “great migration” and had to leave their homeland for the third time. The last emigration and genocide took place in front of the modern world, starting from the 1988 fights.
The problem of Nagorno Karabakh which turned into an armed conflict in 1988, extended outside the boundaries of the region. Gained victories allowed Armenians to enter into the deeper regions of Azerbaijan. Consequently, 20% of the Azerbaijani territory is occupied by the Armenian Armed Forces. During this occupation more than 20 thousand Azerbaijani citizens were killed. (Some writers, regarding to this issue, state that during 1988-1994 more than 35 thousand people died from both sides) More than 20 thousand people were injured, 50 thousand people has been disabled and 5101 Azerbaijani Turks were lost or/and captured. 66% of the captured Azerbaijani Turks is children. As one or more members from the Azerbaijani families died during the war, 7737 families received “martyr family” status. 1/3 of the Azerbaijani population was affected from the Nagorno Karabakh problem directly or indirectly. Because of the social, economic and political problems caused by the Nagorno Karabakh problem, citizens all over the country are affected.
Cost of the War
Armenian occupation in Azerbaijan resulted with a significant amount of economic loss which is calculated as 60 billion dollars. Because of this loss, in this specific region of Azerbaijan, approximately 7000 establishments including industrial and agricultural establishments were closed. These establishments were providing the 24% of the grain revenues, 41% of the alcohol production, 46% of the potato growth, 18% of the meat production and 34% of the milk production of the country’s economy. In addition, 616 schools, 242 nurseries, 683 libraries, more than 464 historical monuments and museums, 695 hospitals, clinics and health care centers, 724 residential villages have been occupied in the region. Besides from the occupation of this region, country’s ecological system is also significantly damaged and forests in the region were destroyed.
The Genocides and Emigration Azerbaijan Faced
More than 20% of Azerbaijan’s territories were occupied and more than one million people had to live with immigrant status during the Azerbaijan – Armenian War which started in 1988. More than one million people in Azerbaijan, a country with population of eight million, are in the status of immigrant. In other words, one person in every eight people is an immigrant in Azerbaijan. According to the figures regarding to the division of the immigrant population to the total population, Azerbaijan is the country which hosts the most immigrants in its own territory. %20 of Azerbaijan’s territories was occupied by the Armenians and %13 of the population has to live with the immigrant status within their historical homeland.
The first planned emigration and genocide against Azerbaijani Turks took place during 1905-1907 by Armenians in order to establish the “Great Armenia”. Afterwards, during 1918-1920 Azerbaijani Turks had to move from their territories by force for the second time. During the USSR era, in 1948-1953, approximately 150 thousand Azerbaijani Turks living in Armenia faced “great migration” and had to leave their homeland for the third time. The last emigration and genocide took place in front of the modern world, starting from the 1988 fights.
The problem of Nagorno Karabakh which turned into an armed conflict in 1988, extended outside the boundaries of the region. Gained victories allowed Armenians to enter into the deeper regions of Azerbaijan. Consequently, 20% of the Azerbaijani territory is occupied by the Armenian Armed Forces. During this occupation more than 20 thousand Azerbaijani citizens were killed. (Some writers, regarding to this issue, state that during 1988-1994 more than 35 thousand people died from both sides) More than 20 thousand people were injured, 50 thousand people has been disabled and 5101 Azerbaijani Turks were lost or/and captured. 66% of the captured Azerbaijani Turks is children. As one or more members from the Azerbaijani families died during the war, 7737 families received “martyr family” status. 1/3 of the Azerbaijani population was affected from the Nagorno Karabakh problem directly or indirectly. Because of the social, economic and political problems caused by the Nagorno Karabakh problem, citizens all over the country are affected.
Cost of the War
Armenian occupation in Azerbaijan resulted with a significant amount of economic loss which is calculated as 60 billion dollars. Because of this loss, in this specific region of Azerbaijan, approximately 7000 establishments including industrial and agricultural establishments were closed. These establishments were providing the 24% of the grain revenues, 41% of the alcohol production, 46% of the potato growth, 18% of the meat production and 34% of the milk production of the country’s economy. In addition, 616 schools, 242 nurseries, 683 libraries, more than 464 historical monuments and museums, 695 hospitals, clinics and health care centers, 724 residential villages have been occupied in the region. Besides from the occupation of this region, country’s ecological system is also significantly damaged and forests in the region were destroyed.
Occupied Territories in Azerbaijan
In 1988, Azerbaijan-Armenian problem turned into an armed conflict and after a short period, this armed conflict resulted with a regional war among these two countries. During this war, Armenian armed forces occupied 20% of the Azerbaijani territory including 890 rayons, villages, towns and settlements and the complete Nagorno Karabakh starting from 1988 until May, 12 1994, the day of the cease-fire. In Nagorno Karabakh, Azerbaijanis inhabited 2 cities, 1 village and 53 towns.
Armenian Armed Forces occupied;
Esregan-Hadrut in 1991,
Hocavend in February 18, 1992,
Hocali in February 25, 1992,
Şuşa in February 26, 1992,
Laçin in May 18, 1992,
Kelbecer in April 4, 1993,
Ağdam in July 23, 1993,
Fuzuli in August 24, 1993,
Zengilan in October 27, 1993,
Cebrayil in August 26, 1993,
Gubadlı in August 31, 1993.
Among the occupied territories, as a total of 676000 individuals; 192300 individuals from the Upper Karabakh with a total land area of 4388 km2, 59200 individuals from the Lacin (1835 km2), 29.500 individuals from the Şuşa (970 km2), 50500 individuals from the Kelbecer (1936 km2), 158.000 individuals from Ağdam (1093 km2), 100000 individuals from the Fuzuli (1386 km2), 51600 individuals from the Cebrayil (1059 km2), 30300 individuals from the Gubatlı (802 km2) and 33900 individuals from the Zengilan settlements had to leave their homelands and live in tents in the inner parts of Azerbaijan.
Historical monuments were destroyed, nature and environment was destroyed in the occupied Nagorno Karabakh and the cities around it. Significant damage was given to the environment and the civilian life during the Nagorno Karabakh war. However, the incidents happened in the Hocali village during the war cannot even fit into the definition of war and can be considered as a genocide.
In 1988, Azerbaijan-Armenian problem turned into an armed conflict and after a short period, this armed conflict resulted with a regional war among these two countries. During this war, Armenian armed forces occupied 20% of the Azerbaijani territory including 890 rayons, villages, towns and settlements and the complete Nagorno Karabakh starting from 1988 until May, 12 1994, the day of the cease-fire. In Nagorno Karabakh, Azerbaijanis inhabited 2 cities, 1 village and 53 towns.
Armenian Armed Forces occupied;
Esregan-Hadrut in 1991,
Hocavend in February 18, 1992,
Hocali in February 25, 1992,
Şuşa in February 26, 1992,
Laçin in May 18, 1992,
Kelbecer in April 4, 1993,
Ağdam in July 23, 1993,
Fuzuli in August 24, 1993,
Zengilan in October 27, 1993,
Cebrayil in August 26, 1993,
Gubadlı in August 31, 1993.
Among the occupied territories, as a total of 676000 individuals; 192300 individuals from the Upper Karabakh with a total land area of 4388 km2, 59200 individuals from the Lacin (1835 km2), 29.500 individuals from the Şuşa (970 km2), 50500 individuals from the Kelbecer (1936 km2), 158.000 individuals from Ağdam (1093 km2), 100000 individuals from the Fuzuli (1386 km2), 51600 individuals from the Cebrayil (1059 km2), 30300 individuals from the Gubatlı (802 km2) and 33900 individuals from the Zengilan settlements had to leave their homelands and live in tents in the inner parts of Azerbaijan.
Historical monuments were destroyed, nature and environment was destroyed in the occupied Nagorno Karabakh and the cities around it. Significant damage was given to the environment and the civilian life during the Nagorno Karabakh war. However, the incidents happened in the Hocali village during the war cannot even fit into the definition of war and can be considered as a genocide.
The Location Genocide Took Place: Karabakh
Hocali town, one of the most important hills of the Upper Karabakh region, was a strategic military target for the Armenian Armed Forces. Strategically, Hocali was settled on the Ağdam-Şuşa, Eskeran-Hankendi routes on the Karabakh Mountain ranges. Geo-strategic position of the Hocali was suitable for the Armenian Armed Forces to attack here. Hocali is located 10 km southeast of the Hankendi. The only airport in the Karabakh region is located in Hocali.
Hocali was under blockade starting from October 1991. On October 30, transportation by land was blocked and the only transportation vehicles left were the helicopters. The last helicopter landed Hocali on January 28, 1992. Following the death of 40 people because of the shot of the civil helicopters over Şuşe, this way of transportation was also blocked. Starting from the January 2, no electricity was given to the town. Starting from the second half of February, Armenian Armed Forces imposed a blockade to Hocali and each day they bombed the town with cannons and heavy machine guns.
Hocali, a town with 936 km2 land area and a population of 11356 consisting of 2605 families, exposed to the century’s most brutal genocide and the town has been completely destroyed. During this massacre, Hocali was not under the protection of Azerbaijani Armed Forces and the town was in a completely vulnerable situation. There were 150 person with small arms scattered around Hocali. For a long time, Azerbaijani Armed Forces were not able to help Hocali community, and it took even longer to remove the corpses.
Armenian Armed Forces surrounded the town from three directions. They bombed the town with the support of helicopters and heavy weapons. Afterwards, they entered the town for a massacre. Armenians wanted to give a message to the region people by occupying this town. Indeed, the given message was too crucial for the Azerbaijani Turks. With the occupation and almost destruction of the Hocali, disengagement in the region has accelerated. Besides, this move was considered as a major military success because of its strategic importance. However, the most brutal genocide of the history of the mankind took place. On the other hand, this incident was a revenge of the 1915 events they were claiming.
Hocali town, one of the most important hills of the Upper Karabakh region, was a strategic military target for the Armenian Armed Forces. Strategically, Hocali was settled on the Ağdam-Şuşa, Eskeran-Hankendi routes on the Karabakh Mountain ranges. Geo-strategic position of the Hocali was suitable for the Armenian Armed Forces to attack here. Hocali is located 10 km southeast of the Hankendi. The only airport in the Karabakh region is located in Hocali.
Hocali was under blockade starting from October 1991. On October 30, transportation by land was blocked and the only transportation vehicles left were the helicopters. The last helicopter landed Hocali on January 28, 1992. Following the death of 40 people because of the shot of the civil helicopters over Şuşe, this way of transportation was also blocked. Starting from the January 2, no electricity was given to the town. Starting from the second half of February, Armenian Armed Forces imposed a blockade to Hocali and each day they bombed the town with cannons and heavy machine guns.
Hocali, a town with 936 km2 land area and a population of 11356 consisting of 2605 families, exposed to the century’s most brutal genocide and the town has been completely destroyed. During this massacre, Hocali was not under the protection of Azerbaijani Armed Forces and the town was in a completely vulnerable situation. There were 150 person with small arms scattered around Hocali. For a long time, Azerbaijani Armed Forces were not able to help Hocali community, and it took even longer to remove the corpses.
Armenian Armed Forces surrounded the town from three directions. They bombed the town with the support of helicopters and heavy weapons. Afterwards, they entered the town for a massacre. Armenians wanted to give a message to the region people by occupying this town. Indeed, the given message was too crucial for the Azerbaijani Turks. With the occupation and almost destruction of the Hocali, disengagement in the region has accelerated. Besides, this move was considered as a major military success because of its strategic importance. However, the most brutal genocide of the history of the mankind took place. On the other hand, this incident was a revenge of the 1915 events they were claiming.
What Has Happened in Karabakh?
On the night of the 25th of February connecting to the 26th, after closing the entry and exit of the Hocali town with the support of 366th Regiment in the region, Armenian Armed Forces murdered 613 people according to the official figures without distinguishing civilians, women, children and elderly people. 83 of them were children, 106 of them were women and more than 7 of them were elderly people. Normally, even in the most intense wars, this group was held outside the war, but Armenians brutally tortured and murdered even the elderly, women and children. From this massacre a total of 487 seriously injured people were survived. 1275 people taken as hostages and 150 people were lost. Examination on the bodies proved that most of the bodies were burnt, eyes were cut out, body parts including the ears, noses and heads were cut off. Even the pregnant women and children faced the same violence.
On the night of the 25th of February connecting to the 26th, after closing the entry and exit of the Hocali town with the support of 366th Regiment in the region, Armenian Armed Forces murdered 613 people according to the official figures without distinguishing civilians, women, children and elderly people. 83 of them were children, 106 of them were women and more than 7 of them were elderly people. Normally, even in the most intense wars, this group was held outside the war, but Armenians brutally tortured and murdered even the elderly, women and children. From this massacre a total of 487 seriously injured people were survived. 1275 people taken as hostages and 150 people were lost. Examination on the bodies proved that most of the bodies were burnt, eyes were cut out, body parts including the ears, noses and heads were cut off. Even the pregnant women and children faced the same violence.
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