Kaklamanis: 110 years after  Armenian Genocide, Turkey officially  continues to stubbornly deny  historical truth 

ArmInfo.  110 years after the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire, Turkey officially continues to stubbornly deny the historical truth. The Chairman of the Greek  Parliament, Nikitas Kaklamanis, wrote on his Facebook.

 "April 24, 1915 - April 24, 2025. 110 years  since the official  start of the Armenian Genocide, when  most of the Armenian  intellectuals and community leaders in Constantinople were arrested,  tortured and killed.  Hundreds of Armenians from Constantinople were  hanged along with them.  The Armenian Genocide is one of the darkest  pages in human history, taking the lives of 1.5 million Armenians and  becoming the beginning of the deportation and suffering of millions  more. And yet, 110 years after these terrible historical events,  Turkey officially continues to stubbornly deny the historical truth.   And today, in the place where history and wounds meet the present and  the hopes of the future, we all have a duty to remember, honor, and  protect the memory of our brothers; today-the Armenians, tomorrow-the  people of Asia Minor, Pontus and the Cypriots. Because only in this  way, with memory and prudence, can we unite and resist forgetting and  the distortion of history," the statement says.