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 Mass burial place of Armenians and Assyrians found in south-eastern Turkey

 Source : Regnum Russian
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Mass burial place of Armenians and Assyrians found in south-eastern Turkey 8.11.2006 

 

Turkey, -- Turkish police instructed residents of one of villages located in the country's Kurdish south-eastern vilayet (region) to keep silence concerning mass burial place found on October 17 in the area.

According to Kurdish Ulkede Ozgur Gundem paper published in Turkey, the burial place may contain remains of victims of the Armenian Genocide.

According to the periodical, digging grave for one of their relatives, villagers of Khirabebaba struck against burial place full of skulls and bones. According to the source, remains of at least 40 persons lie there.

The villagers themselves are sure; remains of no less than 300 Armenians killed in 1915 lie in the grave. Journalists who got to the spot to receive detailed information were stripped of access to the burial place.

Professor of history at Sodertorn University David Gaunt maintains that remains of 150 Armenians and 120 Assyrian men from neighboring city of Dara (now Oguz) killed on June 14, 1915 lie in the common grave.

Source: regnum ru

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Others estimate as many as 40 million Kurds live in Big Kurdistan (Iraq, Turkey, Syria, Iran, Armenia), which covers an area as big as France, about half of all Kurds which estimate to 20 million live in Turkey.

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Southeastern Turkey: North Kurdistan ( Kurdistan-Turkey) wikipedia 

First world war massacres | Related issue: Armenian Genocide by Turkish Muslims against Christians
Turkey faces international pressure to recognise that more than 1 million Armenians were massacred during a 1915 campaign of ethnic cleansing by Ottoman Turks.

Turkish officials claim that most deaths were caused by hunger and disease.

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