Recognition is not Enough, Armenian Genocide Deniers
Can a murderer who denies a crime, insults the survivors of the murdered, and blames the victim for being a criminal himself -- get away with it years later by simply saying, "yes, I did it?"
Can a murderer who denies a crime, insults the survivors of the murdered, and blames the victim for being a criminal himself -- get away with it years later by simply saying, "yes, I did it?"
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As for the name of Karabakh, it first appeared in some Persian texts in the late 14th century after the descent of wild Turkish nomadic tribes. "Kara" is Turkish for Black; "Bakh" is Turkish for Garden. Devastated after one of the Turkish invasions, the country was called "Black garden".
@deeptuber109 The name is ARTSAKH. Armenians do use the word ARTSAKH but some still call it KARAPAGh. Many Turkish words still float around in Armenian.
ya i just want mt ararat back
Hayg bestowed the land onto Aramanyak, his first-born son. Aramanyak planted the land with countless trees & gardens. (Now Turke also enjoys millions of Genocide- stolen Armenian fruit trees/ farms, too) The land was named ArTsakh, meaning Woods of Aramanyak ("Tsakh" is Armenian for Woods, "Ar" is Aram). Tsar=tree. Artsakh is wooded/mountainous, so another source identifies "Ar" with "Sar"(mountain). As to nearby Christian Albania was, it was 95% arsonized: BLaCkYaRD recalls TuRK devastatioN