#artsakh
When I visited the United States Holocaust Museum for the first time, I was struck deeply by one wall with absolutely nothing on it, except for this quote:
“Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?”
Hitler often used it to cite how history would forget about his “final solution”, as they didn’t remember the Armenian genocide, did they?
My family is in America for the sole reason that the first Armenian genocide drove them out. My grandmother knows nothing of what happened to her cousins and aunts and uncles, and still, to this day, the Armenian genocide is not recognized by Turkey.
It’s happening again. The Azerbaijan and Armenian conflict over Artsakh, an area that Azerbaijan claims is theirs, but is inhabited heavily by Armenians, has been restarted, and the people living there are in serious danger, as Turkey is now lending their military aid to Azerbaijan as well, while the rest of the world is turned the other way.
I know we’re all so fatigued from the shitshow that has been 2020, and how difficult it can be to comprehend yet another tragedy, but if you have a moment, please just educate yourself on what’s happening in Armenia and Artsakh, educate a friend, and take a look at the some of the resources I’ll link below, I would be so grateful. Don’t let history annihilate my people again.
Good morning world. Just a reminder that Azerbaijan literally opened a dead Armenians theme park last month.
Parents brought their primary school-age kids to play with models of dying Armenian soldiers, helmets from actual dead Armenian soldiers, and even practice strangling an Armenian themselves.
‘War trophies park’ in Baku sparks controversy domestically and abroad
Erdogan is facist scum for outright supporting Azerbaijan, but are we going to just ignore that no other country is benefiting from this conflict more than Russia? Not only did they create the issue by first colonising the Caucasus and then declaring Artsakh part of Azerbaijan during the soviet period, but now conveniently have a military base within Armenia (right next to its border with Georgia) while also providing 40% percent of Azerbaijan’s military equipment