VOL. LIII, NO. 110
California State University, Long Beach April 29, 2003
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Letter to the editor


Student denies Armenian genocide allegations

It is very heartbreaking to see that Gov. Grey Davis is participating in ceremonies and issuing proclamations each year on the so-called Armenian genocide. As a respectable public officer, in signing the proclamations, Davis is propitiating lies and hatred. Armenian hate propaganda against the Turkish nation and its citizens has caused the death of three Turkish diplomats living in California and hundreds of deaths around the world. Many more are injured and permanently disabled for the rest of their lives.

I am not intending to give a history lesson nor a list of thousands documents which clearly prove that the so-called Armenian genocide is nothing but a bogus allegation. I will give only one official document, which you can examin.
 
M.L. Bristol, Rear Admiral, US Navy, Unites States High Commissioner said, “I see that reports are being freely circulated in the United States that the Turks massacred thousands of Armenians in the Caucasus. Such reports are repeated so many times it makes my blood boil. The Near East reliefs have the reports from Yarrow and our own American people, which show that such Armenian reports are absolutely false. The circulation of such false reports in the United States, without refutation, is an outrage.”” Source: US Library of Congress: Bristol’s Papers, General Correspondence, Container #34, and letter dated 28 March 1921.
 
We respectfully ask Gov. Davis to please stop this discriminatory, racist and unjust practice in order to promote piece and unity in California.

— Karahan Mete
President of TUS-YOLO


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