There is a saying that Özal was Kurdish / Türkmen mix. Is there any evidence of his Armenian DNA ?Anyway it doesn´t matter. 12 Million Turks/Kurds in Turkey have Armenian DNA and it means nothing. 99.9% of them are always ANTI Armenian. They have to. @@erolbzrgn2210
Your work is priceless and much appreciated. Friends, the least you can do is hit like so yt algorithm picks it up and also sharing on social media like FB. preparing videos like this take so much time and effort, but their importance is big to deliver the message.
it's men like this which gives me hope that Turkey itself will one day accept responsibility for the genocide. I dont like to go into conspiracy theories but the DDT trace itself is pretty damning as a surplus of it in the human body can cause seizures. hopefully, his death isnt the end of the genocide being recognized, but merely a delay. good to have you back, all of your videos are interesting and cover a wide array of topics into the these issues.
Thank you so much, that means a lot! I also think he was murdered. I mean, if his family says so, then it's not too conspiratorial to agree with them, no?
Great video. While we're on the topic of turkish allies, I think everyone should be made aware of Taner Akcam, a turkish university professor who teaches outside of turkey for obvious reasons. He is dedicated in educating people about the armenian genocide, and was the first ever turkish scholar to do so, despite riutineky being attacked by his own country. Perhaps you could feature him in a video as well.
@@AkravHistory Most interesting are the works he has published on the topic. One of his books, "killing orders" highlights proof of orders handwritten by Talaat Pasha which indicate a desire to kill all armenians, regardless of age or gender. The discovery of these telegram orders signed by Talaat played a vital role in dismantling Turkey's argument of "accidental deaths during deportation."
Great video Calvin West. İ recognized your voice as a narrator. Now İ learned something about Tuğrul Özal the Turkish president in 1989 . Thank you Akrav 😊
6:32 This is false. What ended the Turkish-Armenian dialogue was the First Karabakh War. As president, Özal did not have actual power between 1991 and 1993. Turkish President has no legislative power except the veto and no foreign or demostic policy power. The Armenian raprochemont was supported by the then prime minister and later president Demirel.
Dude, first of all, thanks for your research. Turgut Özal was an assimilated Kurdish /Türkmen mixed person. What you may not have researched is that Özal, on the other hand, prepared his military to invade Armenia. Russia was threating Ankara with Nuclear Strike if one Bullet came from the Turkish side. He was a wolf in sheep's clothing, like so many politicians in Turkey. He lived in Malatya and knows Armenian and the hidden Turkish history very well. If it has not been possible militarily, they wanted to flood Armenia with cheap Turkish goods and thus destroy the domestic market and bring Armenia into their economic dependence or take it over.
Thanks so much for the comment! I did find some questionable things during my research, so I tried not to present him too positively while trying to keep the video about his policy on genocide recognition.
@@Ossii709te You are illiterate person. He had both Kurdish and Armenian heritage. From her mother side he had Armenian heritage. He tried to resolve the 2 conflicts in peaceful ways. The ultrafasict nazis killed him.
Yes, but it was highly criticized. web.archive.org/web/20160304221606/www.todayszaman.com/news-278371-late-president-turgut-ozal-worked-to-solve-armenian-genocide-dispute.html
The newspaper that you mention "todayszaman" is backed by the FETO terrorists. Which attempted a coup attempt against Erdogan in 2016. Even though I hate Erdogan this terrorists are way worse than you can imagine. They always lied and spread a lot of conspiracies in their newspaper. There were a big court case in Turkey named "Ergenekon Davası" and in this case FETO blamed some soldiers and politicians in the army with a lot of conspiracys. So give back Van or being poisouned news are compl. lie. By the way Turgut Ozal is my distant relative.
Very naive and typical Armenian. It doesn´t matter who was or who is coming in power in Turkey. So long they don´t have a denazification like Germany, they will always be Anti Armenian. Their goal is to unite with all Turkish speaking nations and get control over the natural recources and transit routes in Europe, Africa and Asia.
I don't remember the source for that, but I just looked it up and it says that he wanted to return the lands in some places. www.accc.org.uk/late-president-turgut-ozal-worked-to-solve-armenian-genocide-dispute/ Maybe the wording isn't clear though. This is why I started putting all sources on one page recently.
Very true story at that Time I was living there ,highly educated was Özal Turgut .his sudden death,unfortunately we all knew they at that time what they did to him. You are doing a great job , thank you for your hard work.
Thank you Akrav. I was not aware of this history. If you exclude the nationalist Turks, what remains are willing to admit the role of Turkey’s triumvirate in the Armenian genocide. But imagining Turkey without nationalist is imagining Earth without water. Specially under Erdogan the nationalist fervent has become rampant with his dream of reestablishing the Ottoman Empire. Did you know that Erdogan has the portrait of the Red Sultan Abdul Hamid hung in his office?
It's good of us to keep not only Armenia but all the neihghboring countries as friend to stay safe and sound. As a Turk I really would like to see Turks and Armenians get along in the future! I like Armenian, Greeks and Kurds (save for the separatist who kill civilians).
Shnorhagalutyun tser commentin hamar! Khntir-e ayn e vor yete harts chdayi, martig bidi comment aneyin te barzabes ir shahin hamar erav. Ayd badjarov uzetsi videon mech barzabes hishel, yev ayd kaghapar-e nergayatsnel te verchavorutyan garevor che yete ir shahin hamar er.
His father was of Armenian origin, while his mother was of Kurdish origin. Turgut Özal, on the other hand, basically progressed by taking part in the coup government and representing the interests of the USA in this government. Afterwards, he was appointed to this position by the Turkish bourgeoisie and the NATO bureaucracy. The cause of his death was the deep state, because just as the Turkish army was about to kill Abdullah Öcalan, he called the PKK leader and said that the army was about to kill him. The Turkish deep state will never forgive betrayal. Likewise, the reason why Tayyip Erdoğan is still in power is the Turkish deep state. What we call the deep state is not a secret formation, on the contrary, it consists of bureaucrats, businessmen and nobles who constantly renew themselves and make the Republic of Turkey more Turkified every day. Özal promised them that he would take Mosul and Kirkuk, but his intention to give land to the Armenians and autonomy to the Kurds killed him.
Özal hasn't any Armenian roots. He lived in Malatya next to the last Armenian community. His ancestors are Kurds and Türks from Turkmenistan or Türkmen minority of Iraq.
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The photo belongs to Ebul Feyz Elchibey (Azerbaijan), not Shavardnadze. Also, Ozal’s mother has an Armenian background.
Fixed the photo, thank you! Really? I thought his background was Kurdish. Must have missed that detail, thanks!
Father side is Kurdish but mother side is Armenian.
I will share the video with my sister and brother in law.
There is a saying that Özal was Kurdish / Türkmen mix. Is there any evidence of his Armenian DNA ?Anyway it doesn´t matter. 12 Million Turks/Kurds in Turkey have Armenian DNA and it means nothing. 99.9% of them are always ANTI Armenian. They have to. @@erolbzrgn2210
Your work is priceless and much appreciated.
Friends, the least you can do is hit like so yt algorithm picks it up and also sharing on social media like FB.
preparing videos like this take so much time and effort, but their importance is big to deliver the message.
Thank you very much for the kind words!
Thanks!
Thanks so much, that's a first!
it's men like this which gives me hope that Turkey itself will one day accept responsibility for the genocide. I dont like to go into conspiracy theories but the DDT trace itself is pretty damning as a surplus of it in the human body can cause seizures. hopefully, his death isnt the end of the genocide being recognized, but merely a delay.
good to have you back, all of your videos are interesting and cover a wide array of topics into the these issues.
Thank you so much, that means a lot! I also think he was murdered. I mean, if his family says so, then it's not too conspiratorial to agree with them, no?
Great video. While we're on the topic of turkish allies, I think everyone should be made aware of Taner Akcam, a turkish university professor who teaches outside of turkey for obvious reasons. He is dedicated in educating people about the armenian genocide, and was the first ever turkish scholar to do so, despite riutineky being attacked by his own country. Perhaps you could feature him in a video as well.
That is interesting, I will check him out, thank you so much!
@@AkravHistory Most interesting are the works he has published on the topic. One of his books, "killing orders" highlights proof of orders handwritten by Talaat Pasha which indicate a desire to kill all armenians, regardless of age or gender. The discovery of these telegram orders signed by Talaat played a vital role in dismantling Turkey's argument of "accidental deaths during deportation."
Learned something new today. Great video, keep it up!
Glad to hear it, thank you!
Great video Calvin West. İ recognized your voice as a narrator. Now İ learned something about Tuğrul Özal the Turkish president in 1989 . Thank you Akrav 😊
Thank you for watching :)
I was not aware of this. Thank your for your research.
Thank you for watching!
A brave leader with conscience ! God will grant him His Mercy for helping the persecuted Armenian Christians
Or at least trying 🤞
6:32 This is false. What ended the Turkish-Armenian dialogue was the First Karabakh War. As president, Özal did not have actual power between 1991 and 1993. Turkish President has no legislative power except the veto and no foreign or demostic policy power. The Armenian raprochemont was supported by the then prime minister and later president Demirel.
Great video I didn’t know about this guy but now he’s my favorite turkish person 😂
Lmao 🤣
anto are you alive kevone
Haha, well, some chads exist there too!
Dude, first of all, thanks for your research. Turgut Özal was an assimilated Kurdish /Türkmen mixed person. What you may not have researched is that Özal, on the other hand, prepared his military to invade Armenia. Russia was threating Ankara with Nuclear Strike if one Bullet came from the Turkish side. He was a wolf in sheep's clothing, like so many politicians in Turkey. He lived in Malatya and knows Armenian and the hidden Turkish history very well.
If it has not been possible militarily, they wanted to flood Armenia with cheap Turkish goods and thus destroy the domestic market and bring Armenia into their economic dependence or take it over.
Thanks so much for the comment! I did find some questionable things during my research, so I tried not to present him too positively while trying to keep the video about his policy on genocide recognition.
@@AkravHistory As I had already written, a wolf in sheep's clothing. Your research was very good. You have done a good Job. Shat Shnoragalution.
@@Ossii709te You are illiterate person. He had both Kurdish and Armenian heritage. From her mother side he had Armenian heritage. He tried to resolve the 2 conflicts in peaceful ways. The ultrafasict nazis killed him.
Damn! Dude was based af! Another fantastic video amigo!
He had his moment! Thank you so much, glad you liked it!
Turgut wanted to give land to Armenia? Is this really true?
Yes, but it was highly criticized. web.archive.org/web/20160304221606/www.todayszaman.com/news-278371-late-president-turgut-ozal-worked-to-solve-armenian-genocide-dispute.html
@@AkravHistory just read it, wow, that would've been amazing, hopefully another man or woman like him will come and do whats right
@@flappley It was a trick. He gives a crumb and grabs the whole cake.
The newspaper that you mention "todayszaman" is backed by the FETO terrorists. Which attempted a coup attempt against Erdogan in 2016. Even though I hate Erdogan this terrorists are way worse than you can imagine. They always lied and spread a lot of conspiracies in their newspaper. There were a big court case in Turkey named "Ergenekon Davası" and in this case FETO blamed some soldiers and politicians in the army with a lot of conspiracys. So give back Van or being poisouned news are compl. lie. By the way Turgut Ozal is my distant relative.
@@AkravHistoryas it should be
And the same thing happened with our beloved Vazgen Sargisian. RIP both
I like this Turgut guy.
Yeah, he seems alright!
Very naive and typical Armenian. It doesn´t matter who was or who is coming in power in Turkey. So long they don´t have a denazification like Germany, they will always be Anti Armenian. Their goal is to unite with all Turkish speaking nations and get control over the natural recources and transit routes in Europe, Africa and Asia.
4:18 This is misleading. His plan was Armenian Repatriation, not ceding land to an Armenian State. This should have been specified.
I don't remember the source for that, but I just looked it up and it says that he wanted to return the lands in some places. www.accc.org.uk/late-president-turgut-ozal-worked-to-solve-armenian-genocide-dispute/
Maybe the wording isn't clear though. This is why I started putting all sources on one page recently.
Very true story at that Time I was living there ,highly educated was Özal Turgut .his sudden death,unfortunately we all knew they at that time what they did to him. You are doing a great job , thank you for your hard work.
It's great to hear from those who experienced Özal's era firsthand. Thank you!
Thank you Akrav. I was not aware of this history. If you exclude the nationalist Turks, what remains are willing to admit the role of Turkey’s triumvirate in the Armenian genocide. But imagining Turkey without nationalist is imagining Earth without water. Specially under Erdogan the nationalist fervent has become rampant with his dream of reestablishing the Ottoman Empire. Did you know that Erdogan has the portrait of the Red Sultan Abdul Hamid hung in his office?
Thank you very much. I did not know about the portrait but it doesn't surprise me at all, unfortunately.
At 5:48 you put shevarnadze twice instead of abulfaz
Oh, you're right! Thanks for pointing it out, I will try to fix it in the editor!
After all of this, there is some hope to some kind of recoinciliation?
The path to reconciliation is complex, but understanding the past may pave the way for a hopeful future. Thanks for watching! 🕊️
Turkey doesnt need to be good with Armenia.
It's good of us to keep not only Armenia but all the neihghboring countries as friend to stay safe and sound. As a Turk I really would like to see Turks and Armenians get along in the future! I like Armenian, Greeks and Kurds (save for the separatist who kill civilians).
we should acknowledge our past methinks :3
@@1kemirgenülkeye zarar verir
Apres bayts avel lav che harts chdal artyok irav gouzer recognize enel yev che political shaheroun hamar? Yes goudai iren ayd credite. Trsetsinere himi gsen nayetsek marte gouzer okner av hayere gsen ir shaheu hamar er. Lav picture chidar mezme as.
Shnorhagalutyun tser commentin hamar!
Khntir-e ayn e vor yete harts chdayi, martig bidi comment aneyin te barzabes ir shahin hamar erav. Ayd badjarov uzetsi videon mech barzabes hishel, yev ayd kaghapar-e nergayatsnel te verchavorutyan garevor che yete ir shahin hamar er.
@@AkravHistory Ok ok, merci :)
Merci kez!
Pls upload again
Will do, just a busy month, sorry!
Can u make a video about Armenian traitors. Today and i want u to mention all off them and the most important ones
Sure, any specific ones in mind?
@@AkravHistory How about Ave for starters? The "man" who betrayed and poisoned Aghbiur Serob.
@@AkravHistory What why acting like we have no traitors. What abt Robert Kocharyan Serzh Sargsyan Levon der petrosyan
@Pardus777 And how are they traitors if we use ur logic?? Oh and btw i was mentioning the Armenian traitors that sides with Russia
I was not implying that, it was a genuine question.
His most pro-Armenian thing is non-interference into Armenia-Azerbaijan relations, which allowed Armenians to win first Karabakh war.
Nice!
I heard Armenia wants to sell or give Artsakh to Azerbaijan, is that true?
Can u make a vid about it?
It's way more complicated than that. For recent news and politics, I would recommend following CivilNet.
@@AkravHistory mk!
What a nonsense
Wow, nice to know. Was he the last (and only?) honorable turkish president?
Indeed, Özal was notably different. And as far as I know, the only president showing willingness to mend historical grievances.
Does ataturk and ismet count?
His father was of Armenian origin, while his mother was of Kurdish origin. Turgut Özal, on the other hand, basically progressed by taking part in the coup government and representing the interests of the USA in this government. Afterwards, he was appointed to this position by the Turkish bourgeoisie and the NATO bureaucracy. The cause of his death was the deep state, because just as the Turkish army was about to kill Abdullah Öcalan, he called the PKK leader and said that the army was about to kill him. The Turkish deep state will never forgive betrayal. Likewise, the reason why Tayyip Erdoğan is still in power is the Turkish deep state. What we call the deep state is not a secret formation, on the contrary, it consists of bureaucrats, businessmen and nobles who constantly renew themselves and make the Republic of Turkey more Turkified every day. Özal promised them that he would take Mosul and Kirkuk, but his intention to give land to the Armenians and autonomy to the Kurds killed him.
Another comment also said one parent was Armenian but I can't find any source on that. Do you have any?
@@AkravHistory The source is Özal himself.
That's not very helpful. Do you have something I can read? From what I'm finding his father's name was Mehmet.
Özal hasn't any Armenian roots. He lived in Malatya next to the last Armenian community. His ancestors are Kurds and Türks from Turkmenistan or Türkmen minority of Iraq.
Dude holy shit are you okay? I heard about Azerbaijan at the border of Armenia.
Thank you 🙏🏻❤️💙🧡🙏🏻
What a absolute turbo chad
Credit where it's due!
Good job for reporting, Jesus Christ bless you
Thank you for watching, bless you!
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