Large crowd including activists and intellectuals commemorate 1915 in Istanbul

Large crowd including activists and intellectuals commemorate 1915 in Istanbul

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The crowd that included renowned journalists, writers and activists, lit candles and held pictures of those who lost their lives. DHA Photo

Fourth commemoration of 1915 killings of Armenians in Istanbul



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