It 's naïve to believe Turkish archives retained proofs of Armenian Genocide

September 9, 2009 - 18:07 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - "The point stipulated in RA-Turkish protocols on creating historic research subcommittee is unacceptable, as by researching archives on Armenian Genocide, we automatically question the fact of the Genocide," Gnchakyan Social Democratic Party Leader Lyudmila Sargsyan said at today's joint news conference with RA Republican Party representative Sukias Avetisyan.



According to Sargsyan, by discussing the Genocide issue with Turkey, Armenia not only allows to question the Genocide fact, but also places states which already recognized the crime against humanity in awkward situation.



Sukias Avetisyan noted that by researching Turkish archives for proofs of Genocide, Armenia will acquire new facts to confirm truthfulness of Armenian party.



In reply to RA Republican Party representative's statement, Lyudmila Sargsyan noted that Armenia would be very naïve to believe Turkish archives retained any documents proving the fact of Armenian Genocide.
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