An intellectual from Yemen, who was forced to leave the country where he was born and raised and has been living in Germany since 2016,

An intellectual from Yemen, who was forced to leave the country where he was born and grew up  and has been living in Germany since 2016 wrote an article about Armenians, Greeks and Jews who had to hide their nationality.

The article is as follows. “How many Armenians were there in the country, how many were killed, how many were forcibly transformed into another identity, how many Armenians are there in Turkey who hide their past identity and continue their lives as Muslims, Alevis, Kurds? Why did Armenians in Turkey have to give up their Armenian identity?

If the woman in the image of Abdullah Gul’s mother was actually Armenian, who forced that woman to experience this cruelty?

How did these Armenians become a prominent family in Islamic tradition?

Why are mothers and grandmothers always Armenian? Why are none of the fathers and grandfathers Armenian?

Did the Turkish state do to Armenian women what ISIS did to Yezidi women?

Does the Turkish state know who the Armenians were in the past?

Are these records available somewhere? Is this information used when the time comes?

If being an Armenian was such a big crime in the past, what significance do those who are still Armenians have for Turkey today?

Yusuf Halacoglu, who served as the president of the Historical Society of Turkey and as a member of the MHP and the İyi Party, gave an interesting index in an article he wrote in 2010.

I gave a speech at the Avsharlar Symposium in Kayseri. In this speech, I spoke about “converted Armenians who pretend to be Kurds or even Kurdish Alevis.”

The ground shook and there were no words and insults left unsaid, including my skullduggery.

The issue was presented and distorted in such a way that I was subjected to an extrajudicial death sentence.I, as a scientist, explained where they are with the documents.

Everything I said then was based on American archival documents, and there was even information about names and villages. My determination is that today there are at least 500 thousand such Armenians. At that time, Halachoglu said that there are 500,000 underground Armenians and that it was these Armenians who founded and led the “terrorist” organizations in the country.

He wanted in-depth research on this topic.

The state that carried out the genocide against Armenian and assimilated the rest wanted to continue hunting Armenians even after a century.

The great Turkish intellectual  Melih Gökçek made a new statement regarding the problem of hidden Armenians. Using simple mathematics, he determined different numbers for the number of hidden Armenians. Although Gocek made this calculation without seeing the 1915 genocide and the period when more than a million Christian citizens were destroyed, he reached his conclusion.Gokcek’s record is as follows: Ottoman 1914 census.

No one can be condemned for being Greek, Armenian or Jew by race.

 But just as Syrians, Afghans or Turkmens are known by their name, race and identity, we also have the right to know them by their identity.

The Grand National Assembly of Turkey should urgently pass a law and people’s true identity should be written in their identity documents…I believe that just as the Turk is proud of his Turkishness, the Greek will be proud of his Greekness, the Armenian. will be proud of his Armenianness, the Jew will be proud of his Jewishness…

Yes, dear readers. What do you really think?

What could be the reason that in the natural course of life there would be 15,554,847 Greeks, Armenians and Jews in the country, but today they have decreased so much that they cannot fill a stadium? How many Armenians were there in the country, how many were killed, how many were forcibly transformed into another identity, how many live in society today, who are they?