Armenologist: Armenian Genocide committed by  Ottoman Empire in   early 20th century only a link in an uncompleted chain 

ArmInfo.  The Armenian Genocide committed by the Ottoman Empire at the beginning of 20th century is only a link in a chain that, unfortunately, has not yet been completed. Bernard Coulie,  Armenian scholar and former Chair of the Armenian studies faculty at the Catholic University of Louvain in  Belgium and,  expressed this viewpoint in an interview with the state  agency Armenpress in Brussels. He noted that the non-recognition of  the Armenian Genocide by several countries, including Turkey, the  state of Armenian monuments in Turkey, the elimination of the  Armenian presence in Artsakh, the deportation of Armenians and the  erasure of traces of their ancestral presence represent a  continuation of the same logic that led to the events of  1915-1916.

<That is why April 24 is so important not only for Armenians, but  also for all who stand for justice,> the Armenologist emphasized.