Issue: February, 15, 2001
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 | Book on Armenian terrorism published |
The “AzerNashr” publishing house has released a book by Erich Faigle, “The truth of the terror. Armenian terrorism – sources and reasons”. The book has been published in Russian language in 1,000 copies and translated from French by Novruz Mammadov. Author of the book, first published in German and French in 1986-1987, is Austrian national.
The fate of the book is very interesting, as its entire circulation quickly vanished into thin air with only a few presented and library copies left. It was ascertained later on that Armenians had bought almost all copies, destroyed them thus perpetrating another type of terror – ideological and moral, says Ali Hasanov, Ph.D. in History, in his foreword to the book.
The book by Erich Faigle is dedicated to his close friend Erdogan Ozan, former attaché for Turkish embassy in Vienna who was killed by Armenian terrorists. Based on documentary evidence, the author says there was no genocide of Armenians whatsoever and that this is a myth concocted by Armenians themselves. In 1915, 2.5 million Muslims in the Ottoman Empire and Azerbaijan fell victims to Armenian terror.
The book also contains numerous materials concerning the tragedy of the Azerbaijan population of Garabagh, Nakhchivan and Zangazur, residents of Baku, Shamakhi, Guba, etc.
The lists of victims of Armenian terror in 70-80s contained in the edition, materials from Turkish archives, maps, and photos give a comprehensive picture of the tragic developments connected with the very notion of “Armenian terrorism”, its sources and reasons.*
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