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Adnan Harun Yahya



                            The Zeitun people are acting rebellious like this because Europeans constantly

                            favor Christians and especially because British protects Armenians and sees
                            Muslims at fault. It is clear from the letter that Mr. Henderson, who is the

                            British Consul at Aleppo, sent to Zeitun gangsters that he encouraged the
                            rebels. The Armenians around Van and in Aleppo rebelling and making com-
                            plaints to foreign ambassadors; no doubt this is clearly for the purpose of

                            building an autonomous Armenian province in the future. This is not going
                            to happen overnight. However, if we don't do something to prevent it now, Eu-
                            rope will ask us to appoint an Armenian governor to Van. Then, we will have

                            to assign an Armenian governor there like we did in Lebanon and Crete.  231

                            Pasha's predictions came true. Bedros Kapamajian became the first Ar-

                        menian mayor of Van in 1912, and in 1915 the Russians appointed Armen-
                        ian Aram Manukian as the governor.


                            Let us remember one more time at this point: We are always proud to
                        have had Armenian governors. We have had many Armenian pashas and
                        grand viziers throughout our history. The valuable members of our nation -

                        Armenians, Kurds, Bosnians, Circassians among others- took important po-

                        sitions in the administration and Turkish people have always been proud of
                        this. However, in this case, it was just a sly tactic employed by the British deep




































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