The House's Ottoman Agenda

Washington Post by Jackson Diehl | Mar. 5, 2007 (News Report)

Yet a vote expected next month on a nonbinding House resolution describing a "genocide" in the Ottoman Empire beginning in 1915 has the potential to explode U.S. relations with Turkey, sway the outcome of upcoming Turkish elections and spill over into several other strategic American interests, including Iraq and Iran. Full Story »

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Jim Lang
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 by Jim Lang - Oct. 1, 2008

This is a well written column identifying the domestic politics and potential international impact related to a pending nonbinding Congressional resolution labeling as genocide the mass killing of Armenians by a Turk regime 92 years.

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