Wednesday, April 19, 2006

Как уже сообщалось, 27 декабря в Национальной Академии Наук (НАН) Армении состоялся Круглый стол, участники которого обсудили причины и цели призыва, озвученного президентом Азербайджана Ильхамом Алиевым 14 декабря по случаю 60-летия НАН Азербайджана. 30 декабря 2005 г. заявление, принятое по итогам Круглого стола в Ереване, было передано министру иностранных дел Армении Вардану Осканяну, для дальнейшего продвижения по дипломатическим каналам. ИА REGNUM приводит полный текст Заявления академического сообщества Армении: ГЛАВАМ ГОСУДАРСТВ И СОПРЕДСЕДАТЕЛЯМ МИНСКОЙ ГРУППЫ ОБСЕ ОТ ИМЕНИ КРУГЛОГО СТОЛА УЧЕНЫХ-ОБЩЕСТВОВЕДОВ АРМЕНИИ, СОСТОЯВШЕГОСЯ В ПРЕЗИДИУМЕ НАЦИОНАЛЬНОЙ АКАДЕМИИ НАУК, 27 ДЕКАБРЯ 2005 Г. ЕРЕВАН

14 декабря 2005 года на торжественном заседании, посвященном 60-летию Академии наук Азербайджана Президент республики Ильхам Алиев в своей речи обратился к азербайджанским историкам и компетентным органам с призывом найти доказательства автохтонности азербайджанцев и пришлости армян в Нагорном Карабахе, обещав за это большие государственные субсидии. Посредством подобного политического заказа президент соседней страны продолжает известную с советских лет политику азербайджанских властей и в частности своего отца - Гейдара Алиева по “обоснованию” пребывания в историческом армянском Арцахе кочевых тюркских племен с древнейших времен, на самом деле появившихся на территории Карабаха только с середины 18-го века, и в то же время провозглашению живущих тысячелетиями на своей исконной родине армян гостями, якобы переселившимися лишь в 70-е годы 19-го века.

Подобная деятельность в который раз подтверждает тот факт, что в Азербайджане, являющемся членом Совета Европы, отсутствуют элементарные нормы демократии, общественно-политическая и научная жизнь продолжает оставаться под непосредственным контролем и политической цензурой властей. В данном случае речь идет о публичном и платном политическом заказе, спущенном фундаментальной науке с целью фальсификации истории.

Характерно, что данный беспрецедентный шаг президента Азербайджана был сделан в день прибытия в Баку сопредседателей Минской группы ОБСЕ и в период наметившегося некоторого прогресса в процессе решения проблемы Нагорного Карабаха.

Как обструкция президента, приуроченная к приезду в регион сопредседателей, так и предпринятое в последние дни уничтожение армянских камней-крестов (хачкаров) Джульфы на территории Нахичеванской Республики, позволяют утверждать, что подобная политика имеет целью искусственно обострить ситуацию в регионе и подорвать процесс урегулирования Нагорно-Карабахского конфликта.

Участники состоявшегося 27-го декабря 2005 года Круглого стола в зале президиума Национальной академии наук Армении в связи с вышесказанным заявляют:

- Обращаем внимание Минской группы ОБСЕ на направленное на подрыв процесса урегулирования Нагорно-Карабахского конфликта антинаучное, антидемократическое и антиармянское провокационное заявление президента Азербайджана Ильхама Алиева 14-го декабря 2005 года в Баку, которое не способствует формированию климата доверия между конфликтующими сторонами и ставит под сомнение искренность намерений азербайджанской стороны в процессе урегулирования конфликта.

- При наличии политического диктата в области гуманитарных и общественных наук в Азербайджане на государственном уровне продолжается фальсификация истории как Армении, Ирана, так и всего региона, традиционная политика представления исторического наследия индоевропейских и кавказских народов как “азербайджанского”.

- Исследование истории и культуры армянского Арцаха в Армении имеет многовековую традицию. Обращаем внимание властей Армении, руководителей научных и учебных институтов, мировой и армянской научной общественности приложить объединенные усилия по противостоянию продолжающимся на государственном уровне попыткам фальсификации исторической правды азербайджанцами посредством присвоения исторического наследия соседних народов, созданного коренными народами на территориях Южного Кавказа до их заселения тюркскими племенами.

- Арменоведение необходимо провозгласить составной частью национальной безопасности республики. Исходя из этого, предлагаем Национальному Собранию Армении изучить вопрос создания проекта соответствующего закона как об арменоведческих институтах, так и о статусе Истории Армении и привлечь в процесс его обсуждения ученых Армении.

В работе Круглого стола Национальной Академии Наук Армении принимали участие:

Владимир Бархударян - вице-президент НАН РА, академик, доктор истор.наук, профессор
Гайк Котанджян - доктор политических наук, действительный член Академии военных наук России, научный эксперт по вопросам контртерроризма Университета национальной обороны США
Николай Оганесян - директор института востоковедения НАН РА, доктор истор. наук, профессор
Ашот Мелконян - директор истории НАН РА, доктор истор. наук, профессор
Арам Калантарян - директор института археологии и этнографии НАН РА, доктор истор. наук, профессор
Геворк Погосян - директор института философии и социологии НАН РА, доктор философских наук, профессор
Гайк Аветисян - декан исторического факультета ЕГУ, доктор истор. наук, профессор
Гарник Ананян - декан факультета журналистики ЕГУ, доктор филолог наук, профессор
Александр Сафарян - заведующий кафедры туркологии ЕГУ, кандидат истор. наук, доцент
Мушег Овсепян - заведующий кафедры тележурналистики ЕГУ, доктор филолог. Наук, профессор
Лендруш Алоян - заведующий кафедры истории печати ЕГУ, доктор филолог. Наук, профессор
Мгер Карапетян - заведующий кафедрой истории армянского народа Педагогического университета имени Абовяна Вардан Деврикян - главный редактор журнала “Эчмиадзин”, кандидат филолог.наук
Генрих Свазян - ведущий научный сотрудник института истории НАН Армении, доктор истор. наук
Григор Григорян - заведующий отделом института археологи и этнографии НАН Армении, доктор наук, профессор
Гамлет Петросян - старший научный сотрудник института археологии и этнографии, доктор истор- наук
Акоб Чакрян - обозреватель газеты “Азг”, кандидат истор. наук
Вел круглый стол заместитель директора Второго армянского телеканала, политический комментатор, кандидат филолог. наук, доцент ЕГУ Арам Сафарян.

 

http://www.regnum.ru/news/568526.html

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Wednesday, March 1, 2006

Urge PBS Not to Give Air-Time to Genocide Deniers

This may take a bit of your time, but this is the least we can do, to show our political power…

Please go to www.ian.cc and Urge PBS Not to Give Air-Time to Genocide Deniers.

The website is in Spanish, but for all your non-Spanish speakers, I’ll guide you through the website.. it’s very simple.

a) Find the box that says “NEGAR UN GENOCIDIO ES UN CRIMEN”.

b) Click on “ACTÚA AHORA MISMO! “. You will be redirected to a page with info on PBS and Armenian Genocide deniers and just click on “Continuar” at the bottom of the page to send an e-mail to Jacoba Atlas Co-Chief Program Executive of PBS.

c) Next you will be taken to the page of the actual letter…at the tope of the letter there will be a blank that says “asunto” and you can type in ‘NEGAR UN GENOCIDIO ES UN CRIMEN’

d) Then at the bottom of the page sign your name (nombre/apellido), country (país), state/province (provincia/estado), city (ciudad) and e-mail.

We needed thousands of signatures. Please do your part to send this info to friends and family.

 

 


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Friday, February 17, 2006

Inhuman Murderer Declared Man of Year in Azerbaijan

16.02.2006 20:34 GMT+04:00

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The National Democratic Party of Azerbaijan has declared Azeri officer Ramil Safarov Man of the Year 2005. According to Party Chairman Iskender Hamidov, Safarov’s family will be awarded Diploma for Services of Protection of State and National Interests. «I don’t care how Ramil Safarov killed the Armenian officer. The important thing is that there is one Gurgen less than before and the more Azeris kill Armenians, the less there will be left,» leader of «gray wolves» said. The Azeri officer is also awarded title of Honorary Member of the National Democratic Party of Azerbaijan, reported Day.az.

It should be reminded that February 19, 2004 lieutenant of Armenian Armed Forces Gurgen Margaryan sent to Budapest to take English courses within NATO Partnership for Peace Program was brutally hacked by Azeri officer, who was taking part in the same courses. Safarov is accused on article 116.2 of the Criminal Code of Hungary (murder committed with special cruelty and attempt at lives of over one person), which provides for punishment varying from imprisonment of 10-15 years to life sentence.

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Wednesday, February 1, 2006

La Stampa Protests Against Destruction of Armenian Monuments in Nakhichevan

01.02.2006 23:56 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ January 23 La Stampa Italian newspaper published an article titled “Azeri soldiers destroy the graves at old Armenian cemeteries” which tells about the barbarian elimination of the Armenian khachkars (cross stones) in Nakhichevan. The author of the article addresses the Azerbaijani authorities, the UN and UNESCO accusing them of indifferent silence. The Azeri Embassy in Italy January 30 “refuted the accusations” and at the same time accused the newspaper of spreading false information.

As reported by the RA MFA press office, the newspaper also published Armenian Ambassador to Italy Ruben Shugarian’s comment on the article. Citing the letter sent by Armenian Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian to UNESCO Secretary General the Armenian diplomat noted in part that even at the beginning of the 20th century Azerbaijan started consistent destruction of the Armenian traces on its territory and it was resumed in 2002. “The European Commission, the U.S. Congress and the UK House of Lords have already expressed attitude about this fact, They called upon the Azerbaijani government to put an end to the barbarism,” Shugarian said.

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GAS PRICES PROMPT ARMENIA TO DEBATE ALLIANCE WITH RUSSIA

Demands from energy giant GazProm for a gas price hike have prompted an unprecedented debate in Armenia about the value of the country’s strategic partnership with Russia.

On January 22, the day that explosions severed gas pipelines linking Russia with Armenia via Georgia, Armenian President Robert Kocharian and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in the Kremlin to reaffirm their commitment to a military and political alliance. [For background see the Eurasia Insight archive].

Plans by the Russian state-owned GazProm company to increase gas prices from $56 per 1000 cubic meters to $110 per 1000 cubic meters had foreshadowed the meeting. Armenian officials had taken umbrage at the fact that GazProm’s December 2005 decision was announced after Armenia’s 2006 state budget had already been approved. The two countries’ long-term alliance prompted many to expect that the price change would not apply to Armenia or that at least the country would be forewarned well in advance. Armenia receives all of its gas from Russia, which also controls an estimated 70 percent of the country’s energy network.

But though the gas price dispute was reportedly discussed during the meeting, it was not featured in either leader’s official statements.

For now, gas prices have been frozen at their current levels until April 2006, and negotiations between Armenia and GazProm are ongoing. But officials say that the best they expect is a price lower than that paid by neighbors Georgia and Azerbaijan. A final agreement is expected by mid-February.

Meanwhile, the squabble has put Armenia and Russia’s long-term alliance up for debate. Speaking to Kentron TV on January 13, Prime Minister Andrani Margarian said that GazProm’s plans to nearly double prices meant that Yerevan needs “to clarify with Russia what is meant under strategic partnership.’ Which spheres does it concern? Is Armenia treated the same way as Georgia, from which Russian bases are being withdrawn?”

A presidential spokesperson later rejected a Russian Kommersant Daily report that Armenia’s desire for lower gas prices had prompted Kocharian during the meeting to offer Putin a 45 percent stake in a planned gas pipeline with Iran.

Scrutiny has also been brought to bear on Russia’s military base at Gyumri, 75 miles from Yerevan, and the destination for armaments from Russia’s two recently closed bases in neighboring Georgia. A December 2005 agreement signed between Armenia and Russia provides for expansion of the base, which Russia uses rent-free.

At a January 20 public discussion Tigran Karapetian, leader of the Popular Party and the owner of a popular television channel, ALM, charged that the Russian troops in Armenia “do not protect our border [with Turkey]. Just they need to have a military base here, and they do have it.’

Several politicians, including Parliament Speaker Artur Bagdasarian have argued that Armenia should charge Russia rent for the base in exchange for higher gas prices. Defense Minister Serzh Sarkisyan, however, rejected such proposals. “Under the conditions of our current agreement, we get more [from Russia] than we give to it,” he said at a January 26 press conference in Yerevan with visiting Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov.

The January 22 destruction of pipelines feeding Georgia and Armenia with gas gave a new impetus to the debate. The position taken by Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili that the explosions were intended to engineer stronger support for Russia’s interests in the South Caucasus has gained currency among some media. The Haykakan Zhamanak newspaper wrote that the coincidence between the date of the blasts and Kocharian’s flight to Moscow to attend the opening of the Year of Armenia in Russia might not be coincidental.

Armenia was forced to rely on reserve stores of gas during the crisis. On January 30, gas began to flow again through the pipeline that connects Russia with Armenia via Georgia.

A January 16 statement by GazProm spokesperson Denis Ignatiev to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty that Armenia would have been offered a lower price if it had agreed to one of the preconditions set forth by Russia has only reinforced the belief that Moscow intended to reap advantages from the damaged pipeline. The conditions, as described by Ignatiev, included either granting Russia a stake in the Iran-Armenia gas pipeline, or providing for Russian ownership of the unfinished fifth unit of the Hrazdan Thermal Power Plant (TPP) or taking a loan from Russia under commercial interest rates.

One senior Armenian government official responded with outrage to the statement. “I think Gazprom’s decision damages the strategic partnership between Armenia and Russia,” presidential national security adviser Garnik Isagulian told the daily newspaper Hayost Ashkharh on January 18. The daily reported Isagulain as saying that Russia’s position on gas prices could reorient Armenia toward the West, and away from Moscow.

Politicians, many of them known as pro-Russian, have responded in kind. Former Prime Minister Vazgen Manukian, leader of the National Democratic Party, described the price stance as hitting “below the belt,” the Russian news agency Regnum reported, while Rafik Petrosian, a member of the Popular Deputy parliamentary faction predicted that “Armenia will be forced to find other friends,” according to the January 19 edition of the daily Hayots Ashkharh.

Khosrov Harouitunian leader of the Christian-Democratic Party, has pushed for the government to exclude strategic energy assets from ownership by a foreign government. The appeal, made on January 26, would affect such properties as the four units of the Hrazdan TPP, which was given to Russia under a 2002-debit-for-equity deal.

Government ministers, however, do not appear to share the views that Armenia must abandon its political and military cooperation with Russia if gas prices increase. “Our relations with Russia are of a strategic nature,” Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian told reporters on January 16. “There is no need to change our relations due to gas prices, especially what concerns the sphere of security. . .”.

But contrary to Russian assertions, few Armenians seem to believe that a price hike can be explained by economic necessity. More than 75 percent of 1,000 respondents in five different Armenian cities reported that they would think negatively of Russia if GazProm raised gas prices for Armenia, according to a poll performed in mid-January by the Yelk Social Reforms Center and quoted widely in the Armenian media. The vast majority of those surveyed  nearly 80 percent  said that they did not believe Russia would ultimately decide to double gas prices for Armenia, however.

 

Editor’s Note: Haroutiun Khachatrian is a Yerevan-based writer specializing in economic and political affairs.

http://www.eurasianet.org/departments/insight/articles/eav013006.shtml

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Ilham Aliyev: Baku Will Not Compromise Over Nagorno Karabakh

01.02.2006 19:58 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ “Azerbaijan will not compromise over the Nagorno Karabakh issue,” Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated when addressing the government sitting. “The negotiations are going on and Azerbaijan’s position hasn’t changed. I have many times stated that Azerbaijan’s territorial integrity is not a topic for negotiation and we will not compromise over the territorial integrity,” President Aliyev assured. “Azerbaijan will not let Nagorno Karabakh get separated either today or tomorrow or in 100 years,” he stated, Interfax reported.
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Armenia ups industrial output 7.5% in 2005

YEREVAN. Jan 31 (Interfax) - Armenia increased industrial output 7.5% to 651.4 billion dram in 2005 from the previous year, the National Statistics Service told Interfax.

Most growth occurred in the metallurgical, chemical and tobacco industry. A slight drop took place in clothing output, in the textile industry and in the timber sector.

Industrial output sales totaled 648.3 billion dram, or 99.5% of total output. Products were exported to the CIS for 66.4 billion dram and to other countries for 170.1 billion dram.

The official exchange rate on January 31 was 449.19 dram/$1. rm

http://www.interfax.ru/e/B/0/26.html?id_issue=11457464

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Armenian Genocide History to Be Presented at Exhibition in Berlin

01.02.2006 19:26 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The history of the Armenian genocide will be presented at the exhibition dedicated to the genocides of last century to open in Berlin August 10. Head of the association of German migrants, Bundestag member Erika Steinbach stated that the “fate of 13 nations and ethnic groups” will be presented at the exhibition. The exhibition will cover the history of the Jews, Finns, Ukrainians and other people and will function till October 2006, DPA news agency reported.
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Tehran Interested in Soonest Completion of Iran-Armenia Gas Pipeline Construction

01.02.2006 19:04 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Yesterday the 6th sitting of the Armenian-Iranian Interparliamentary Commission on Trade and Economic Cooperation (ICTEC) started in Tehran. Upon completion of the sitting a memorandum of the agreement on bilateral trade and economic cooperation will be signed. The 6th ICTEC sitting is presided by Iranian Minister of Economy and Finance Davoud Danesh-Jaafari and head of the Armenian President Administration Artashes Tumanian. When opening the sitting the Iranian Minister noted Iran’s interest in the development of bilateral relations with Armenia and stated that Iran is ready to fulfill all agreements on cooperation concluded earlier. In his words, Iran is interested in the soonest completion of the Iran-Armenia

Davoud Danesh-Jaafari also pointed out to the concernment of Tehran and Yerevan in the soonest implementation of the projects referring to the building of the second branch of the Iran-Armenia gas pipeline, gas heat power plant, power grid and an electric power substation for the delivery of Armenian energy to Iran as well as the project of border transport terminal in Nurduz. These projects will be implemented by joint effort of the Armenian and Iranian companies. In the words of the ICTEC Iranian Co-chair, transport and transit are the priority issues of the bilateral cooperation. Tehran is interested in Armenia’s joining the North-South international transport corridor and will assist Yerevan in the issue.

Davoud Danesh-Jaafari noted that Iran and Armenia have already signed a number of agreements that laid the fundament of bilateral trade and economic relations. He marked out the agreements on support of mutual investments, cancellation of double taxation, customs and trade cooperation, international vehicle and air transportation. In his opinion the parties should also develop cooperation in the financial and banking fields. The Iranian Minister also mentioned of the problems that emerged between several Iranian banks with their Armenian partners and appealed to the sitting participants to attend to the matter.

For his part, Artashes Tumanian noted the progress of bilateral cooperation in gas, energy, transport and legal fields. According to him, the Iranian companies are rapidly building the communication lines on the Armenian territory. He offered the customs bodies to simplify the ceremonial functions what will activate cargo transportation between the two states. The ICTEC Armenian Co-chair thanked Iran for welcoming Armenia’s bid for the North-South ITC Treaty. He said the resolution of the issue will positively tell on cooperation in transit and transport between of the states of the region, reported Irna. gas pipeline construction and hopes that by January 2007 the pipeline will be put into operation.

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Sunday, January 29, 2006

The Blue Book: British Parliamentarians respond to Turkey on Armenian Genocide

British Parliamentarians respond to Turkey on Armenian Genocide
1/27/2006 British Parliamentarians
Lord Avebury

House of Lords
London SW1A 0AA
UK

26 January 2006

Following receipt of the appended letter from the Turkish Grand National Assembly, a number of members from both British Houses of Parliament have discussed the matter raised by Turkish Parliamentarians and decided to send the following response to the Turkish Grand National Assembly on the occasion of Holocaust Memorial Day 2006.

(Please find attached Letter from Turkish Parliamentarians dated 28 April 2005; and Response to Turkish Letter from Gomidas Institute dated 22 September 2005)

RESPONSE TO THE TURKISH GRAND NATIONAL ASSEMBLY’S LETTER DATED 28 APRIL 2005

We are responding to the letter to the British Houses of Parliament contesting the integrity of a British Parliamentary Blue Book published in 1916, signed by Members of the Turkish Parliament in April 2005 (?the letter?)

According to the letter, the report in question, ?The Treatment of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire 1915-16? (?the Blue Book?) was a wartime fabrication, which harmed Turkish interests during World War I and continues to do so today. The central thesis of the Blue Book was the argument that starting in 1915 Armenians were subjected to a policy of mass annihilation in the Ottoman Empire. The letter claims that the Blue Book was the source of allegations that the massacres and deaths of Armenians during the forced deportations of 1915-16 constituted a Genocide, which the letter says is untrue.

The letter says that:

1. the 1916 report has no supporting documentation;
2. the report is contrived in essence, and
3. the main compiler and editor of the report admitted that the Blue Book was simply a propaganda tool fabricated against Ottoman Turkey and its German allies.

The letter insists that the core of the Blue Book was a set of eyewitness accounts which were unreliable, and that the work was composed in such a way as to conceal the flawed character of these key reports. It maintains that withholding the names of some informants and locations, supposedly to safeguard sources still in the Ottoman Empire, was in reality, to conceal the weaknesses of the reports themselves.

We are satisfied, from our knowledge of the Blue Book itself and of many other contemporaneous accounts by eyewitnesses which have since been published, and from consideration of the following report from the Gomidas Institute (UK) that:

1. the Blue Book was compiled from first-hand testimonies which were scrupulously reported by the distinguished editor, Arnold Toynbee;

2. the supporting documentation is readily accessible, a point overlooked in the letter;

3. Arnold Toynbee did not say that the Blue Book was flawed as claimed by the letter;

4. the letter wrongly asserts that the War Propaganda Bureau was the sole source for all information regarding the situation in the Ottoman Empire ? there were hundreds of neutral consular officials and missionaries;

5. the reports by neutrals have been reinforced and corroborated by other United States and German consular reports, now in the public domain, and by numerous accounts in the diaries and letters of survivors;

6. the sources of the 150 eyewitness accounts published in the Blue Book were not discovered recently in a War Propaganda Bureau document, but have been known and published for many years.

We do not believe that the letter reflects opinions of Turkish scholars who know this subject; on the contrary, it shows that the Turkish Parliament is not properly informed about the Blue Book. We invite them to a round table discussion, with our academic advisers, in the hope that we can formulate a common statement on the historical facts, and in the meanwhile we invite them to withdraw their letter to the British Houses of Parliament, in the light of this Response.

SIGNED [Signatures on file at Lord Avebury's office]

HOUSE OF LORDS
Baroness D?Souza
Baroness Caroline Cox of Queensbury
Baroness Darcy de Knayth
Baroness Falkner of Margravine
Baroness Flather
Baroness Park of Monmoth, CMG, OBE
Earl of Mar and Kellie
Lord Alderdice
Lord Alton of Liverpool
Lord Archer of Sandwell
Lord Avebury
Lord Biffen
Lord Hylton
Lord Pearson of Rannock
Lord Rea
Lord Roberts of Llandudno
Lord Shannon
Lord Tordoff
Lord Wedderburn of Charlton
Right Reverend Richard Harries

HOUSE OF COMMONS
Andrew Mackinlay
Dr. Vincent Cable
Greg Hands
Helen Goodman
Hywel Williams
Justine Greening
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