Vahakn Dadrian the expert on «genocide» or the sexual maniac?

Armenia and the Armenian diaspora has many «heroes», those are both terrorists children-murderers, and ASALA insurgents, both politicians demagogues and a grief-scientists who up to  exhaustion  proving the  »antiquity» of all Armenian.

One of the «visible» Armenian scientists erected actually in a rank of the national hero is Vahakn  Dadrian the American professor on sociology of the Armenian origin.

Dadrian was born in Istanbul in 1926. Studied in Europe. In 1947 he has  immigrated in the USA.

In 1961 Dadrian became the citizen of the USA, in this country Dadrian achieved the title of  the professor on sociology of the New York university. Up to the beginning of 90th years Vahakn  Dadrian taught in various educational institutions in the USA. Dadrian is the author of some books and articles on the theme so-called «a genocide of Armenians».

Reliability of «facts» described in his works is a separate question demanding more detailed consideration because Dadrian is known for  practicing the intentional  distortion of translation in work with sources, and also often uses citations taken out of context that is unconditional  contradicts the academic ethics.Dadrian is the ardent supporter and the defender of the marginal version about so-called Talaat pasha telegrams (memoirs of Naim bey). In spite of the fact that these «materials» (materials of Andonyan) aren’t perceived seriously  in the academic circles, Dadrian continues to confirm and «prove» the  authenticity of Andonyanovsky materials.

All works of Dadrian are constructed on selective usage of «facts» taken out of context, and also the distorted translations.

Analyzing the scientific activity of Dadrian, the professor of history of Massachusetts university Gunter Levi comes to a conclusion that the methods of work of Dadrian don’t correspond to scientific ethics and that Dadrian can’t be considered a scientist.

Despite undisguised amateurishness of Dadrian, in some circles he is consided to be «the authoritative expert» on a question of  »a genocide of Armenians».

All activity of Vahakn a Dadriana is devoted to the unique  purpose to promotion of the Armenian pseudo-genocide.

ASALA against Swiss ladies (pictures)

It`s not a secret for anyone that a lot of  terrorists from terrorist organization ASALA are heroes in Armenia, persons who blow up airlines offices, unarmed civilians in airports, etc. are considered to be heroes by Armenians. And it is absolutely not interesting to them that the world society named such kind of people “terrorists”, for Armenians they are the national heroes. I think, it is difficult to find another country, except Armenia where special verses and epic creations are devoted to terrorists and murderers, to the persons who pelting the visitors of restaurant by grenades or killing unarmed people, including women and children.

The Armenian terrorists and murderers are well-known all over the world since 1970 – 80th years of XX-th century for the large series of acts of terrorism and the attacks directed against unarmed people.

One of the mentioned acts has occurred on July, 21st, 1981 in the city of Lausanne, Swiss, this time the target of the Armenian terrorists became women, an explosion was set off in a  department of lady’s wear in one of Lausanne store, 26 customers got wounds. The responsibility for that explosion was incurred by ASALA group «the Organization of  June, 9th».

It was the one of many actions which  visually shows that there is no difference  for the Armenian terrorists whom and how to kill, fortunately this act of terrorism has passed without victims. While «the Armenian men» blew up the Swiss women, the Armenian intelligence and diasporas praised and eulogized  »the heroism» of their national  fighters.

Each nation has its own system of values which develops under the influence of various factors during enough long time. For someone the poets and writers  are in honor, for others –  murderers and fleecers.

‘Frozen Conflict’ Between Azerbaijan and Armenia Begins to Boil

BAKU, Azerbaijan — In a mostly empty Soviet-era building here on a recent morning, a 29-year-old woman pressed her eye against the scope of a sniper rifle, brown hair spilling over her shoulder, and took aim at virtual commandos darting between virtual trees.

Gathered around her were fellow students — a decommissioned soldier, teenage boys with whispery mustaches, a 34-year-old communications worker in Islamic hijab. When sniper training was offered here in April, by an organization that provides courses on military preparation, the classes were a sensation, attracting three times as many students as the instructors could handle.

 The logic behind this can be traced to a grievance that festers below the surface of everyday life, permeating virtually every conversation about this country’s future.

Since the early 1990s, Azerbaijan has been trying to regain control of Nagorno-Karabakh, a predominantly ethnic Armenian enclave within its borders, and secure the return of ethnic Azeris who were forced from their homes by war. A cease-fire has held since 1994, and officials remain engaged in internationally mediated negotiations with Armenia, a process that will receive a burst of attention this month when the two sides meet in Kazan, Russia. More