Two more names will increase on the memorial in the territory of the Armenian Genocide Hybertop. The names of more than five dozen large and small towns and settlements of the Armenian population have been engraved on a part of the 100-meter-long basalt memorials, where the massacres and deportations of the Armenian population were organized.
Since 1996, the jugs full of foreign public, politicians and intellectuals, which have raised their vote against the Armenian Genocide committed by the Turkish government. Their names are: Fridyof Nansen, Benedictos XV, Jacomo Gorin, Anatol France, James Brice, Franz Werfel, Armin Wegz, Henry Bull, Fyjez Al Josiin, Bodil Bodil, Maria Jacobsen, Alma Johansson, Clara Barton.
Edita Gzoyan, director of the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute Foundation, said that Rafael Lemkin's name would soon be contributed to this significant contribution to the formation and development of genocide studies as a scientific sector. Lemkin reserves not only the creation of the term "genocide" in 1948. The UN "Genocide Crime to Prevent the Crime of Genocide and Punishment for Sentences, but also a well-study of various genocides in history."
"In his enormous scientific heritage, Lemkin has provided a special place to study the Armenian Genocide. Assessing the role of Rafael Limkin, the work done, it was decided that in June 24, at his birthday, the name of his name, which is an important event, "Edita Gzoyan said.
The name of the French Admiral Louis de Fyurne, thanks to the actions of Musaler's heroic self-defense, will also find its place.
