Eighty years have passed since the end of the Second World War...

01:19:00 04.09.2025

Eighty years have passed since the end of the Second World War, and the overwhelming majority of our compatriots remember only the hundreds of thousands of Armenians who were forcibly sent to Europe to be slaughtered, to give their lives for the tyrant-genocidal Jughashvili Stalin and, by killing our European brothers, to help the Jews once again establish their domination over Europe. All this is justified by neo-Bolshevik Armenian historians, who argue that “if the Soviets had lost at Stalingrad, then the Turks, together with the Germans, would have invaded Eastern Armenia.” This is not only an impudent lie, but the complete opposite of the truth; yet, unfortunately, tens of thousands of our compatriots swallow up this great lie. 

Those who fought for the Soviets are remembered, but almost never are mentioned the tens of thousands of Armenians living in Europe who voluntarily chose to fight against the criminal Red Army in order to liberate Armenia from the Turks and the Bolsheviks.

One vivid proof of this is the propaganda poster (which I have updated) that the Armenian Legion (which included Nzhdeh, Dro, and other Armenian heroes) distributed: Armenian soldiers of the Wehrmacht, carrying a flag inscribed with “Armenia for Armenians” (one of the Tseghakron oaths’ slogans), are shown running toward Ararat with the aim of reclaiming Western Armenia. Beneath it was written: “The Armenian Legion—in the honorable position of realizing the age-old aspirations of the Armenian nation.”

Therefore, when you remember the Second World War, also remember what might have happened if the Armenian Legion had truly achieved its goal...

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Glory to Armenia and Victory!