Found in "The Kurdish and Armenian genocides: from censorship and denial to recognition?" by Desmond Fernandes.
Today, Turkish special commandos actually collect rewards for the severed heads of Kurdish guerillas and others, casually referring to their victims as Armenians, leaving no doubt as to what is in store for the Kurds and their national aspirations
Statement by Congressman Bob Filner (D of San Diego in 1997 at the United States congress 1th May 1997.
Desmond Fernandes - The Kurdish and Armenian Genocides: from Censorship and Denial to Recognition?
Desmond Fernandes - The Kurdish and Armenian Genocides: from Censorship and Denial to Recognition?
Hrant Dink
Human rights activist of armenian descent, murdered in Istanbul by ultra nationalists. Hrant was a famous amoung Kurds and Armenians for his work and stands.
Orhan Pamuk
In 2005, after Pamuk made a statement regarding the mass killings of Armenians and Kurds in the Ottoman Empire, a criminal case was opened against the author.
HayKurd publishing house
Armenian Kurdish publishing in Sweden
Armenia's national hero General Andranik together with the Yezidi-Kurd Cenghir Agha.
Armenia's national hero General Andranik together with the Yezidi-Kurd Cenghir Agha. General Andranik and Cengir Agha struggled together in 1918-1920 particular in the Battle of Bash-Aparan which was a battle against the Turkish army on May 21, 1918.
Mount Ararat
The mountain that separates Armenia and Kurdistan. According to the Bible, Noah's arch stranded here.