Voice of America: Leaders Attend Memorial for Victims of Armenia Massacre
Armenian President Serge Sarkisian thanked world leaders who attended a memorial service for the victims of a mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks 100 years ago.
Speaking under cloudy skies at the site of Armenia's permanent memorial to the victims slaughtered during World War One, Sarkisian said the presence of such leaders as the presidents of France, Russia, Serbia and the Greek-ruled part of Cyprus confirm their commitment to human values by saying nothing is forgotten.
More News On Today's Observance Of The 100th Anniversary Of The Armenian Genocide
Armenia marks centennial of killing of 1.5 million -- AP
Armenia marks centenary of mass killings by Ottoman Turks -- BBC
Armenians mark 100 years since genocide -- France 24
World leaders mark 100 years since Armenian genocide -- The Telegraph
Armenians around the world mark the 1915 genocide with marches -- FOX News/AP
Armenia marks 100 years since massacre of 1.5 million by Ottoman Turks -- UPI
As Armenia marks 1915 killing, Berlin calls it genocide -- Reuters
Armenia Honors Its Dead as Germany Defies Turkey on Genocide -- Bloomberg
Armenia Marks Centenary of Mass Killings During Ottoman Empire -- WSJ
Armenians mark centenary of mass killing -- Al Jazeera
'Remember and Demand': Centenary of 1915 Armenian Genocide -- Sputnik
Armenia, Turkey still at odds a century after 1915 massacre -- RT
The Armenian genocide was... genocide -- Ralph Peters, FOX News
Armenian genocide survivor's vivid memories of the day the soldiers came -- The Guardian
Armenian massacres: What happened during the genocide and why does Turkey deny it? -- The Telegraph
Why Turkey won't say the G-word when it comes to the Armenians -- Christina Asquith and Audrey Pence< CNN
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