What do South Koreans think about the Armenian Genocide?

It was a horrible crime against humanity and to ignore it would be a huge error in judgement. It might have happened 102 years ago, but that doesn't make it any better, nor less graphic and horrible. read more

Ataturk was a man of wisdom and clearly the last thing he'd admit is fake Armenian genocide. Obviously he'd make Armenians admit that they did war crimes to Turkish villagers, and stop covering up what they'd done. read more

Kurds are the majority population of the same region where Armenians also held the majority, before the Turkish government exterminated men, women, and children in the Armenian Genocide — which today is officially recognized by 29 major governments around the world and 48 out of 50 American states, and stood as the most horrendous crime against humanity until Adolf Hitler came along. read more

One hundred years after the start of the Armenian genocide, the question still remains. Despite the evidence of the Armenian genocide, many countries still deny a genocide took place. Before entering the White House, President Obama said America “deserves a leader who speaks truthfully about the Armenian Genocide.” We agree. read more