The following is a letter that was published on March 6th issue of LA Times, Glendale edition - Reader Responses. The letter was penned by Mr. The writer adds up some concocted numbers to disprove Turkish arguments. Then if you look at Armenian claims of casualties, the numbers tossed around were between 200,000 and 300,000 in the 1920s.
Armenian claims are a mathematical impossibility.
No mention of back stabbing, betrayal, army, mass killing of Turks by Armenians under Russian and French uniforms or no uniform at all. If there are not as many as writer would like, that is because Turkey has chosen the road to forgive and forget and not dwell on the atrocities of the past. I'll leave you with one thought. This scene was repeated in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Arabia. Then over on this side on the Aegean islands Crete, Rhodes, Samos and others.