April 30, 2014 | 18:37

YEREVAN. – Turkey should follow Germany’s example through recognition, condemnation and apology, Armenian FM Edward Nalbandian said in his comment on Turkish PM statement on Armenian Genocide to which Armenian authorities responded that it was a new form of genocide denial.

“Today a large number of Jews live in Germany, but no one would dare to put under the question the reality of the Holocaust. Turkey had better follow Germany’s example through recognition, condemnation and apology,” FM Nalbandian stressed in his answer to a question in the parliament. “In 1915 Talaat told Germany’s Consul General that there is no Armenian question because there are no more Armenians. 99 years later Armenians together with the international community struggles for the exclusion of new genocides, new crimes against humanity and wait for civilized steps from Turkey.”