Egbert Jahn: Armenian Genocide debate may fade after Turkey joins EU
Central and Eastern Europe suffered from both Nazi and Communists, a German professor said.
Political programs of mass annihilation may be named not genocide but policide, professor Egbert Jahn said in his speech during "Fall of the Berlin Wall: from Budapest to Vilnius" international conference in Warsaw.
The Armenian Genocide perpetrated by Young Turks in 1915 may be interpreted in a similar way. But the Genocide debate may subside after Turkey joins the European Union," he said, DELFI Baltic states' portal reports.
Political programs of mass annihilation may be named not genocide but policide, professor Egbert Jahn said in his speech during "Fall of the Berlin Wall: from Budapest to Vilnius" international conference in Warsaw.
The Armenian Genocide perpetrated by Young Turks in 1915 may be interpreted in a similar way. But the Genocide debate may subside after Turkey joins the European Union," he said, DELFI Baltic states' portal reports.
