Friday, 31 October 2014

Any out-of-the-box suggestions on how we should commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide in Cyprus?




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  • Seta Cox ---This is me thinking out-of the-BOX! Shame the one and a half million did not have a box to rest in...Instead they lay dyeing, cloths, half stripped off, eyes still open looking towards the sky!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GY9kQcWLvEM...


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  • Seta Cox Alexander Neo, it is a part of our being, to mourn our dead for their sacrifice, to die without graves, to be raped, stabbed, and even hung, Our beloved Father Gomidas was driven mad by seeing these things...By all means do anything that you wish to commemorate the Centenary! Personally, I wish to bring back the spirits of the DEAD! We in England march down to the CENOTAPH - DO WHAT EVER IN TRADITIONAL ARMENIAN COSTUME! WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN WORN IN 1915...CARRYING WHAT EVER BELONGINGS THEY WOULD HAVE DONE! MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN...GRANDMA, GRANDPA BABIES IN ARMS...AT OUR FINAL DESTINATION...WE SHOULD ALL LAY DOWN AS IF DEAD! IN A VERY PUBLIC PLACE - LET THE WORLD MEDIA DO THE REST! This is a very strong message, bodies strewn, elderly and babies crying...
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  • Ohanian Levon Give lots of gifts to various charities and generally to Cypriots. We should celebrate that we are alive and prospering.
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  • Alexander Neo The Genocide is no longer the final destination, the final purpose and it is no longer a cause for lamentation. The week encompassing April 24 should be full of activities promoting Armenian and Armenian-Cypriot culture and history, preferably at public places and not solely at the Utidjian Srah. This claustrophobic syndrome must go away.
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