German Embassy: Historical memory of the events of the 20th century  continues to be a common issue for generations in both Germany and  Armenia

ArmInfo.The German Ambassador to Armenia, Claudia Busch, visited the Armenian Genocide  Museum-Institute, located on the territory of the memorial complex in Tsitsernakaberd. This information was made public through a publication by the German Embassy in Armenia.

"Tsitsernakaberd. Remembering the history of mass massacres, ethnic  cleansings, deportations and genocides. This historical memory  continues to be a common issue for generations in both Germany and  Armenia," as stated in a publication by the German Embassy in  Armenia, accompanied by photos of Ambassador Busch's visit to the  museum-institute. 

Let us recall that on June 2, 2016, the German Bundestag passed a  resolution recognizing the mass extermination of Armenians in the  Ottoman Empire in 1915-16 as genocide. The resolution was adopted  almost unanimously, with only one deputy abstaining and one voting  against. The resolution not only recognizes  the Armenian Genocide in  Ottoman Turkey at the beginning of the 20th century, but also  Germany's responsibility for these events.