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Ռուսոֆիլ նեոբոլշևիկները հաճախ ասում են, որ մենք այսօրվա 29,800...

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Ռուսոֆիլ նեոբոլշևիկները հաճախ ասում են, որ մենք այսօրվա 29,800...

The Russophile neo-Bolsheviks often say that we owe today’s Armenia, with its 29,800 sq. km territory, to Russia, because thanks to the intervention of the Bolsheviks, the Treaty of Alexandropol, which was signed in December 1920, lost its validity, and was replaced by the Treaties of Moscow and Kars in 1921. However, this is a blatant lie: without Bolshevik Russia’s massive financial and military assistance to the Kemalists, the Treaty of Alexandropol would not have been signed at all, because the Armenian army would not have been defeated by Atatürk’s forces. It is like someone breaking your legs and then giving you crutches, while we thank them for those crutches instead of blaming them for breaking our legs.

It is not thanks to Russia that we have today’s “Real Armenia,” as called by the Supreme Traitor, but because of him and the anti-Armenian Bolsheviks who collaborated with him that we did not have a truly independent, united, and powerful Armenia.

Without the Bolsheviks, the Republic of Turkey as we know it today would never have existed, because Judeo-Russians saved the Judeo-Turks. Russia’s treacherous policy has often been directed against our nation: betraying us while presenting themselves as saviors, gradually trampling on our national interests and destroying our sovereignty and independence. The consequences of this same policy must also be understood today, because today’s post-Soviet Russia is a continuation of Soviet Russia. Until we properly understand history, we will never be able to properly understand the present.

“If it were not for the help of the Russians, we would not have been able to bring the Armenians to their knees, and then the Greeks as well. The Armenians were enemies of both Ankara and Moscow, and as a state they had to disappear. Our Russian allies understand the goals of our attack on the Armenians.”

- Kâzım Karabekir, Turkish military officer and statesman, and one of Atatürk’s close associates

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