'Azerbaijani, Turkish diasporas should act together against Armenian lies'

Thu 30 August 2012 12:06 GMT | 14:06 Local Time

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Before commenting on these events, it would be better to take a journey to history of these processes in order to asses the situation more correctly.  

President of the Azerbaijani Student Society in France, PhD of the Strasbourg University, political scientist Vazeh Asgarov has told the statement to Gun.Az while commenting on including so-called "Armenian genocide" to the curriculum in French schools.

 "Thus, it should be noted that the so-called "Armenian genocide" claims came to agenda in 1960s in Paris and over many years has borne 'fruits'. 

Still in late 19th and early 30th century, some European countries aiming to destroy the Ottoman Empire conducted such crafty policy even after the establishment of the Turkish Republic.

And now superpowers supporting this policy consider it as important as Armenians do," the political scientist said.

He noted that this issue will take a more obvious shape after the last presidential elections in France.

"I should note with regret that, I asses the inclusion of this issue to the curriculum of secondary schools in the next school year as another victory of Armenians.

To prevent further development of this process, Turkish and Azerbaijani organizations operating in Europe must act together and put their principal position in this issue.

I think that today we should not act as a side watching and commenting on this issue, but as a side being in it and preventing this process," Asgarov underlined.

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