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Yes: we should be honest about atrocities against turks as well. I admit that it's possible that this happened even in Bulgaria, sadly. And I am sure bulgarian

Yes: we should be honest about atrocities against turks as well. I admit that it's possible that this happened even in Bulgaria, sadly. And I am sure bulgarian historians hide some of this stuff, the same way probably armenian historians are biased, and turkish are biased Thank you as well, turkish friend ! However it's hard to deny it's not planned and deliberate: you describe in your own words ethnical cleansing in the best possible case. Maybe many people died, because they were left in bad conditions without help, and this aspect was unintentional? I need to educate myself more, so I'd be happy to see those documents. I don't doubt about the feeling of love to armenians! However part of love is to want to find the objective truth: repentance is crucial for our human nature. I hope all of us can do that(bulgarians, armenians, turks and everyone)

bayindirh 5y ago
Thanks for your sincere comment. I'd not like to comment about things about in Bulgaria. I've seen some photos, but I don't want to discuss this further, part because I'm not knowledgeable about to discuss it, part because I have no hard feelings. > However it's hard to deny it's not planned and deliberate I'd love to discuss it further, but since it's such a touchy issue, I'd like to read it from the archives themselves from all countries, but they're not accessible AFAIK from neither party. Proper books with proper sources would also do, but I can't read that fast either. I'd try to dig the CD-ROM and find the text and images, but I can't make any promises about it. I also want to educate myself further in the issue. The family account provides the base information but, We need to know our history as objective and detailed as possible, so we can make more informed choices and decide for ourselves. I wish that us or at most two generations down from us can see a more peaceful area around here. I live by "peace at home, peace around the world" motto, but it's getting harder every day, for everyone.

bayindirh 5y ago

Thanks for your sincere comment. I'd not like to comment about things about in Bulgaria. I've seen some photos, but I don't want to discuss this further, part because I'm not knowledgeable about to discuss it, part because I have no hard feelings. > However it's hard to deny it's not planned and deliberate I'd love to discuss it further, but since it's such a touchy issue, I'd like to read it from the archives themselves from all countries, but they're not accessible AFAIK from neither party. Proper books with proper sources would also do, but I can't read that fast either. I'd try to dig the CD-ROM and find the text and images, but I can't make any promises about it. I also want to educate myself further in the issue. The family account provides the base information but, We need to know our history as objective and detailed as possible, so we can make more informed choices and decide for ourselves. I wish that us or at most two generations down from us can see a more peaceful area around here. I live by "peace at home, peace around the world" motto, but it's getting harder every day, for everyone.