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Nobel Prize Winner Denounces French Genocide Denial Bill

Following on from Hrant Dink and other ethnic Armenians in Turkey denouncing a bill that will criminalize denial of the Armenian Genocide if it becomes law in France comes reaction from Orhan Pamuk.
Dissident Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk, winner of the 2006 Nobel Literature Prize, denounced a French bill that would make it a […]

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