Turkish activist, writer and professor, Murat Belge speaks about Turkey's method of genocide denial, drawing a comparison to Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". The Civilitas Foundation held a public forum in Yerevan on June 20th, entitled "Trying to Understand Turkey", where Belge was the guest speaker. CivilNet met with him afterwards for further questions about genocide denial, and its place in Turkey's current political scene.
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Saturday, June 23, 2012
Discussing the Turkish System of Denial
Published on Jun 22, 2012 by CivilNetTV
Turkish activist, writer and professor, Murat Belge speaks about Turkey's method of genocide denial, drawing a comparison to Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". The Civilitas Foundation held a public forum in Yerevan on June 20th, entitled "Trying to Understand Turkey", where Belge was the guest speaker. CivilNet met with him afterwards for further questions about genocide denial, and its place in Turkey's current political scene.
Turkish activist, writer and professor, Murat Belge speaks about Turkey's method of genocide denial, drawing a comparison to Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". The Civilitas Foundation held a public forum in Yerevan on June 20th, entitled "Trying to Understand Turkey", where Belge was the guest speaker. CivilNet met with him afterwards for further questions about genocide denial, and its place in Turkey's current political scene.
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