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Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Ազիզ Թամոյանը դատապարտում է 2007 թ. եզդիների կոտորածը

Ազիզ Թամոյան

Եզդիների ազգային միության նախագահ Ազիզ Թամոյանը դատապարտում է 2007 թվականի օգոստոսի 14-15-ին քուրդ ահաբեկիչների կողմից իրականացրած եզդիների կոտորածն: Թամոյանը նշում է, որ եզդիները չունեն պետականություն և իրենց բնօրրան` Իրաքի հյուսիսում ենթարկվում են հալածանքների ու միջազգային խոշոր կազմակերպությունները  չեն արձագանքում: Դիմում ենք աշխարհին այն մասին, որպեսզի տեր կանգնեն եզդի ժողովրդի իրավունքներին, կանխելով նման ոճրագործությունները, քանի որ եզդիները համարվում են աշխարհի ամենահնագույն ազգերից մեկը, ունեն իրենց ուրույն, հետաքրքիր և գեղեցիկ ավանդույթները:

Հիշեցնենք, որ 2007 թվականի օգոստոսի 14-15-ին Իրաքի Հյուսիսային մասում գտնվող Սինջարի տարածքում քուրդ ահաբեկիչները եզդիական երկու գյուղեր  հողին հավասարեցրին, հազարից ավելի եզդի կոտորվեց: Որից հետո ապրիլ ամսին 23 եզդիներ գնդակահարվեցին: Նշենք նաև, որ Իրաքի Հյուսիսային հատվածում է գտնվում եզդիների գլխավոր սրբավայր Լալըշը:

Sunday, April 24, 2011

ԵԶԴԻՆԵՐԸ ԴԱՏԱՊԱՐՏՈՒՄ ԵՆ ՑԵՂԱՍՊԱՆՈՒԹՅՈՒՆԸ



AZIZ TAMOYAN
Doctor-Professor of national history and theology,
The President of the National Union of Yezidis of the World 
"1915-18 թթ. թուրքերը կոտորել են 500 հազար եզդիների։ Այսօր նրանք ասում են` չի եղել Ցեղասպանություն։ Այդ դեպքում որտե՞ղ են հայերը, որտե՞ղ է Արեւմտյան Հայաստանը։ Հրոսակները միշտ փորձում են կոծկել իրենց նպատակները։ Թուրքիան պետք է ընդունի Հայոց ցեղասպանությունը եւ իր արյունոտ ձեռքերը քաշի աշխարհի ժողովուրդների վրայից",-հայտարարեց Ծիծեռնակաբերդի հուշահամալիր այցելած Աշխարհի եւ Հայաստանի եզդիների միության նախագահ Ազիզ Թամոյանը։

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http://www.report.am/news/society/aziz-tamoyan-cicernakaberd.html

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Езиды всего мира осуждают Геноцид 




Езиды всего мира осуждают Геноцид армян, 
осуществленный в Османской Турции, сказал в 
воскресенье президент Национального союза езидов 
мира, глава езидской общины Армении Азиз Тамоян.
Армяне всего мира отмечают 24 апреля 96-ю 
годовщину Геноцида армянского народа в Османской 
империи.
«Весь мир знает, что с 1915 по 1918 гг. произошла 

чудовищная, бесчеловечная резня целого народа. Мы сегодня пришли разделить боль армянского народа, поскольку Геноцид армян связан также с нашей болью, с резней 500.000 езидов. Мы осуждаем это чудовищное преступление, совершенное Турцией», - сказал Тамоян журналистам после посещения Мемориала жертв геноцида армян в Османской империи.


При этом как считает лидер езидов мира, политика Турции по отрицанию (Геноцида) носит временный характер.
Геноцид армян 1915 года является первым геноцидом ХХ века. Турция традиционно отвергает обвинения в массовом истреблении около полутора миллиона армян в годы Первой мировой войны и крайне болезненно реагирует на критику со стороны Запада во вопросу армянского геноцида.
Aziz Tamoyan with Yezidis in monument Armenians Genocide
Факт геноцида армянского народа признан многими государствами. Первым это в 1965 году сделал Уругвай, примеру которого последовали Россия, Франция, Италия, Германия, Голландия, Бельгия, Польша, Литва, Словакия, Швеция, Швейцария, Греция, Кипр, Ливан, Канада, Венесуэла, Аргентина, 42 штата США. Геноцид армян признали также Ватикан, Европейский парламент, Всемирный совет церквей.

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GENOCIDE OF YEZIDI PEOPLE IN OSMANIAN TURKEY CARRIED OUT IN 1915-1918



In 1915-1918 the upper circles of the Osmanian Empire, taking advantage of the conditions of the World War, organized and realized the genocide of Turkey's national minorities. During a few years the Osmanian Empire actually completely slaughtered the native peoples of the country: Armenians, Assyrians and Greeks. Nowadays the world is aware of numerous facts and details of these terrible atrocities committed by Turkey's authorities endowed with state power.

The world's most progressive countries condemned the Armenian Genocide in the Osmanian Empire on the state level and mark mournful data of the Genocide's beginning together with Armenians, Greeks and Assyrians.
However, Yezidis, a distinctive and native nation on the territory of the Osmanian Empire, are actually never mentioned in this sorrowful list of peoples destroyed by Turks. Meanwhile, even an incomplete list of settlements of Yezdistan (a territory in the north of Iraq), where Turkish vandals slaughtered Yezidis, is quite and quite impressive. According to the territorial regions, the picture of those killed is as follows:

1. Iraq, the territory of Yezdistan, Sinjar, Sinoun, Gobal, Dgour, Gali Ali Bage, Dhok, Zorava, Karse and Bare, Siba, Tlizer, Tlzafe, Khrbade Kavala, Grzark, Rmbousi, Sharok, Tlkazab, Tlbanta, Kocho, Khotmi, Mosoul, Rndavan, Amadia. Over 200,000 Yezidis were slaughtered in the above-mentioned settlements.

2. Western Armenia, Van province: about 100,000 Yezidis were killed in the Khanasori field and surrounding villages: Avagh, Akhourik, Angouzak, Anzava, Ajali, Srchak, Begrib, Havasi, Bejarmo, Bertis, Giadin, Gondurma, Zeva, Derjamada Zherin, Derjamada Zhorin, Duavan, Ghndi, Erjis (Archesh), Tondurak, Khachan, Khojaghshlagh, Khasamiajn, Kujapnar, Karakale, Kirato, Kolzot, Kjucheq qej, Mervane, Mollahasan, Muchs, Muradin, Jarmka, Noshar, Shahmanis, Sherefkhane, Shikefti, Chaldran, Chragh, Chibukhchlu, Pshikumbat, Janik, Saraj, Simar (Timar), Uste, Orene, etc. About 100,000 Yezidis were killed.

3. Moush province (Kavane qere), the provinces of Avakhe, Diarbeqir (Dashta Bsheri), Mardini Khazalie (Kharza), Jgire. Azka Zherin, Azka Zhorin, Alka, Bazidane, Basmute, Bakhms, Berkle, Galie Zilan, Geduke, Dusha, Ered, Zakhorae, Zeik, Zerine, Khnus, Kakharine, Kavrozje, Koboldor, Korkhe, Tchneria, Yaduna, Yajre, Yasktiva, Majmunie, Shmze, Shkavta, Jnaskar, Rame, Frkira, etc. About 60, 000 Yezidis were killed.

4. Erzroum province (Bayazet-Alashkert province), Ortla, Diadin, etc. About 7,500 Yezidis were killed.

5. Kars province: about 5,000 Yezidis were killed in the Ozrlu (Oghuzlu), Alajay canyon of the Kars province.

6. About 3,000 Yezidis were killed in the Kakizmani Kolpe (Koghb) settlement of the Kaghzvan province, the region of Kars.

7. In Digor province, the region of Kars, other villages: Alashgr, Alashkert, Amankoyi, Amanchayir, Aylasinjo, Aqar, Bayramqoum, Bajali, Bashqedikver, Belihamed, Gogormas, Digor (Tekor), Douzgeli, Tokhubur, Kharaba, Digor Khataba Tchibukhl, Kjundo, Hasanjan, Noka, Shandrkhghli, Sousoul, Tashnika, Yezdika, Touzak, Ulikand, Pasharjik, etc. 9, 000 Yezidis from about 70 villages were forcedly converted to Islam.

8. The region of Sourmalu, Igdir province: Kharfalu, Alchalu, Aslanlu, Bandamourad, Bash Sinak, Gli, Gyarmashve, Damskhan, Zaribkhan, Zore, Khane, Khrbesor, Karakhtin, Karaku, Kutch, Makhsudja, Majri, Shekheri, Sayiblakh, Taoushan, Tashkorpi, Kalo, etc. About 10,000 Yezidis were killed.

9. In 1918, while crossing the Arpachai (Akhurian) and Arax rivers about 4, 000 Yezidis drowned and starved to death.

10. The region of Aparan, Eastern Armenia: in the vicinity of the villages of Alagyaz, Doundaghsaz, Ghuruboghaz and Jarjaris Yezidis were killed by the bands of Kjandale bash and Navala ajale Kurd Prince Tajo: in 1918 about 800 people were killed, only 19 of which were from the family of Rashiteh Ayoy. 54 people were killed in the village of Amre Taza (Posht) of the same region.

11. Kurd prince Tajo expelled about 600 people from other villages of the same region to Turkey’s distant regions.

12. 24 people, one of which was a woman, were killed in the region of Grasor, situated in the vicinity of the Shamiram village, Ashtarak region, in 1918, within a day.
Thus, according to the total verified number about 500, 000 Yezidi people were killed.

The Turkish historiographer Katib Tchelebi also informs that in 1915-1918 about 300,000 Yezidis were massacred on the territory of the Osmanian Empire. However, according to verified data, those years over 500,000 Yezidis were slaughtered by Turkish and Kurd barbarians, and the fact has not been condemned by the progressive countries of the world.

Naturally, it would be especially interesting for specialists to learn in what settlements and how many Yezidis became the victims of the Turkish state. So, before the World War I, according to reliable sources, over 750,000 Yezidis were killed on the territory of the Osmanian Empire, and over 500,000 of which were massacred and 250,000 more were forcedly deported and found shelter in:

1. Iraq, in the vicinity of Sinjar Mountain, Mousoul, Rndavan, the village of Fakirs, Amadia, Dhok, the sacred place of Lalysh, Bashika, Bahzan and other settlements – 100,000.
2. Turkey, in the provinces of Batman and Diarbeqir, 120,000.
3. Syria, in the settlement of El-Kamishli, 15,000.
4. Armenia, 12,500.
5. Georgia, 3,000.

The list of literature
1. Yezdikhana Monthly, 2004, number 8, 2005, number 1.
2. A. Goge “The Voice of Our Great-Great-Grandfathers”, Yerevan, 1997, in Yezidi.
3. A. Tamoyan “We are Yezidi”, Yerevan, 2001.
4. Yezdikhana Monthly, 2006, number 2.

Once again appealing to you, Yezidi people request and demand that the crime committed against their people should be recognized. Nowadays the Kurdish Yezidi people scattered by the whole territory of Northern Asia and Near East require the reestablishment of justice and recognition of events of 1915-1918 as Genocide. We are convinced that the defiance of historic crimes against mankind will inevitably result in a precedent for new crimes. Actually, it is already taking place. In August and September of 2007 over a thousand of innocent Yezidis, peaceful inhabitants of the region, were destroyed in the north of Iraq, in historical Yezdistan.

We urge to restore historical justice and condemn the genocide of Yezidi people, which took place in the Ottoman Empire in 1915-1918.
AZIZ TAMOYAN
We do not lay any territorial claim, but request that compensation for damage caused to our people be appropriate.

Chair –Aziz TAMOYAN – Doctor-Professor of national history and theology,
The President of the National Union of Yezidis of the World 

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Եզդիների Ցեղասպանությունը Օսմանյան Կայսրությունում 1915-1918

GENOCIDE OF YEZIDI PEOPLE IN OSMANIAN TURKEY CARRIED OUT IN 1915-1918



Aziz  Tamoyan

Doctor-Professor of national history
and theology,
The President of the
National Unity of Yezidis 
of the World



Bill of complaint
To the U. N.,
European Union,
European Council,
U. S. President
President of the Russian Federation
U. K. PM
Federal Chancellor of Germany
President of France
President of Turkey
President of Iraq

In 1915-1918 the upper circles of the Osmanian Empire, taking advantage of the conditions of the World War, organized and realized the genocide of Turkey's national minorities. During a few years the Osmanian Empire actually completely slaughtered the native peoples of the country: Armenians, Assyrians and Greeks. Nowadays the world is aware of numerous facts and details of these terrible atrocities committed by Turkey's authorities endowed with state power.

The world's most progressive countries condemned the Armenian Genocide in the Osmanian Empire on the state level and mark mournful data of the Genocide's beginning together with Armenians, Greeks and Assyrians.

However, Yezidis, a distinctive and native nation on the territory of the Osmanian Empire, are actually never mentioned in this sorrowful list of peoples destroyed by Turks. Meanwhile, even an incomplete list of settlements of Yezdistan (a territory in the north of Iraq), where Turkish vandals slaughtered Yezidis, is quite and quite impressive. According to the territorial regions, the picture of those killed is as follows:

1. Iraq, the territory of Yezdistan, Sinjar, Sinoun, Gobal, Dgour, Gali Ali Bage, Dhok, Zorava, Karse and Bare, Siba, Tlizer, Tlzafe, Khrbade Kavala, Grzark, Rmbousi, Sharok, Tlkazab, Tlbanta, Kocho, Khotmi, Mosoul, Rndavan, Amadia. Over 200,000 Yezidis were slaughtered in the above-mentioned settlements.

2. Western Armenia, Van province: about 100,000 Yezidis were killed in the Khanasori field and surrounding villages: Avagh, Akhourik, Angouzak, Anzava, Ajali, Srchak, Begrib, Havasi, Bejarmo, Bertis, Giadin, Gondurma, Zeva, Derjamada Zherin, Derjamada Zhorin, Duavan, Ghndi, Erjis (Archesh), Tondurak, Khachan, Khojaghshlagh, Khasamiajn, Kujapnar, Karakale, Kirato, Kolzot, Kjucheq qej, Mervane, Mollahasan, Muchs, Muradin, Jarmka, Noshar, Shahmanis, Sherefkhane, Shikefti, Chaldran, Chragh, Chibukhchlu, Pshikumbat, Janik, Saraj, Simar (Timar), Uste, Orene, etc. About 100,000 Yezidis were killed.

3. Moush province (Kavane qere), the provinces of Avakhe, Diarbeqir (Dashta Bsheri), Mardini Khazalie (Kharza), Jgire. Azka Zherin, Azka Zhorin, Alka, Bazidane, Basmute, Bakhms, Berkle, Galie Zilan, Geduke, Dusha, Ered, Zakhorae, Zeik, Zerine, Khnus, Kakharine, Kavrozje, Koboldor, Korkhe, Tchneria, Yaduna, Yajre, Yasktiva, Majmunie, Shmze, Shkavta, Jnaskar, Rame, Frkira, etc. About 60, 000 Yezidis were killed.

4. Erzroum province (Bayazet-Alashkert province), Ortla, Diadin, etc. About 7,500 Yezidis were killed.

5. Kars province: about 5,000 Yezidis were killed in the Ozrlu (Oghuzlu), Alajay canyon of the Kars province.

6. About 3,000 Yezidis were killed in the Kakizmani Kolpe (Koghb) settlement of the Kaghzvan province, the region of Kars.

7. In Digor province, the region of Kars, other villages: Alashgr, Alashkert, Amankoyi, Amanchayir, Aylasinjo, Aqar, Bayramqoum, Bajali, Bashqedikver, Belihamed, Gogormas, Digor (Tekor), Douzgeli, Tokhubur, Kharaba, Digor Khataba Tchibukhl, Kjundo, Hasanjan, Noka, Shandrkhghli, Sousoul, Tashnika, Yezdika, Touzak, Ulikand, Pasharjik, etc. 9, 000 Yezidis from about 70 villages were forcedly converted to Islam.

8. The region of Sourmalu, Igdir province: Kharfalu, Alchalu, Aslanlu, Bandamourad, Bash Sinak, Gli, Gyarmashve, Damskhan, Zaribkhan, Zore, Khane, Khrbesor, Karakhtin, Karaku, Kutch, Makhsudja, Majri, Shekheri, Sayiblakh, Taoushan, Tashkorpi, Kalo, etc. About 10,000 Yezidis were killed.

9. In 1918, while crossing the Arpachai (Akhurian) and Arax rivers about 4, 000 Yezidis drowned and starved to death.

10. The region of Aparan, Eastern Armenia: in the vicinity of the villages of Alagyaz, Doundaghsaz, Ghuruboghaz and Jarjaris Yezidis were killed by the bands of Kjandale bash and Navala ajale Kurd Prince Tajo: in 1918 about 800 people were killed, only 19 of which were from the family of Rashiteh Ayoy. 54 people were killed in the village of Amre Taza (Posht) of the same region.

11. Kurd prince Tajo expelled about 600 people from other villages of the same region to Turkey’s distant regions.

12. 24 people, one of which was a woman, were killed in the region of Grasor, situated in the vicinity of the Shamiram village, Ashtarak region, in 1918, within a day.
Thus, according to the total verified number about 500, 000 Yezidi people were killed.

The Turkish historiographer Katib Tchelebi also informs that in 1915-1918 about 300,000 Yezidis were massacred on the territory of the Osmanian Empire. However, according to verified data, those years over 500,000 Yezidis were slaughtered by Turkish and Kurd barbarians, and the fact has not been condemned by the progressive countries of the world.

Naturally, it would be especially interesting for specialists to learn in what settlements and how many Yezidis became the victims of the Turkish state. So, before the World War I, according to reliable sources, over 750,000 Yezidis were killed on the territory of the Osmanian Empire, and over 500,000 of which were massacred and 250,000 more were forcedly deported and found shelter in:

1. Iraq, in the vicinity of Sinjar Mountain, Mousoul, Rndavan, the village of Fakirs, Amadia, Dhok, the sacred place of Lalysh, Bashika, Bahzan and other settlements – 100,000.
2. Turkey, in the provinces of Batman and Diarbeqir, 120,000.
3. Syria, in the settlement of El-Kamishli, 15,000.
4. Armenia, 12,500.
5. Georgia, 3,000.
The list of literature
1. Yezdikhana Monthly, 2004, number 8, 2005, number 1.
2. A. Goge “The Voice of Our Great-Great-Grandfathers”, Yerevan, 1997, in Yezidi.
3. A. Tamoyan “We are Yezidi”, Yerevan, 2001.
4. Yezdikhana Monthly, 2006, number 2.


2007 Yezidi Genocide by kurds in Irak
2007 Yezidi Genocide in Mosul
Once again appealing to you, Yezidi people request and demand that the crime committed against their people should be recognized. Nowadays the Kurdish Yezidi people scattered by the whole territory of Northern Asia and Near East require the reestablishment of justice and recognition of events of 1915-1918 as Genocide. 

We are convinced that the defiance of historic crimes against mankind will inevitably result in a precedent for new crimes. Actually, it is already taking place. In August and September of 2007 over a thousand of innocent Yezidis, peaceful inhabitants of the region, were destroyed in the north of Iraq, in historical Yezdistan.

We urge to restore historical justice and condemn the genocide of Yezidi people, which took place in the Ottoman Empire in 1915-1918.
We do not lay any territorial claim, but request that compensation for damage caused to our people be appropriate.








Sunday, October 3, 2010

Եզդիների Ցեղասպանությունը 1915-1918 թթ.

Ãåíîöèä åçèäñêîãî íàðîäà â Îñìàíñêîé Òóðöèè â 1915-1918ãã


   Êàðòèíà óáèòûõ ïî òåððèòîðèàëüíûì îáëàñòÿì ñëåäóþùàÿ:
1. íàñòîÿùåì ñåâåðíàÿ ÷àñòü Èðàêà â ñîñòàâ êîòîðîãî âõîäÿò Ñèíäæàð (Øèíãàë), Ñèíóí, Ãîáàë, Äãóð, Ãàëè Àëè Áàãå, Äãîê, Çîðàâà, Êàðñå è Áàðå, Ñèáà, Òëçaôå, Òëçàñå, Õðáàäý, Êàâàëà, Ãðçàðê, Ðìáóñè, Øàðîê, Òëêàçàá, Òëáàíòà, Êîäæî, Õîòìè, Ðíäàâà, Àìàäèà.  âûøåóêàçàííûõ ñåëàõ áûëî óáèòî îêîëî 200.000 åçèäîâ.

2.             ïîëÿõ Õàíàñîðè (Õàâàñîðè) øòàòà Âàíà Çàïàäíîé Àðìåíèè ïîãèáëî îêîëî 100.000 åçèäîâ. Åùå 100.000 ïîãèáëî â áëèçëåæàùèõ ñåëàõ: Àâàõ, Àõóðèê, Àäæàëè, Àð÷àê, Áåãðè, Àâàñè, Áåäæàðèìî, Áåðòèñ, Ãèàäèí, Òîíäóðìà, Çåâà, Äåðäæàìàäà Æåðèí, Äåðäæàìàäà Æîðèí, Äóàâàí, Õíäè, Ýðäæèñ (Àð÷åø), Òîíäóðàê, Õà÷àí, Õîäæîõøëàê, Õàñàìèàèí, Êóäæàïíàð, Êàðàêàÿ, Êèàòî, Êîëçîò, Êþ÷åê êåé, Ìåðâàíý, Ìîëëàõàñàí, Ìó÷à, Ìóðàäèí, ßðìðêà, Íîøàð, Øàõìàíèñ, Øåðåôõàíý, Øèêåôòè, ×àëäðàí, ×ðàõ, ×èáóõëó, Ïøèêóìáàò, Äæàíèê, Ñàðàé, Òèìàð, Óòý, Îðåíý ó äð.

3.            Ìóø (Êàâàíå êåðý), Àâàõýå, Äèàðáåêèð (Äàøòà Áøåðè), Ìàðäý Õàçàëèå (Õàðçà), Äæçèð øòàòîâ Àçêà Æåðèí, Àçêà Æîðèí, Àëêà, Áàçèäàíý, Áàñìóòý, Áàõèñ, Áåðêëý, Ãàëèå Çèëàí, Ãåäóêý, Äóøà, Åðåä, Çàõîðàý, Çåèê, Çåðèíý, Õíóñ, Êàõàðèíý, Êàâðçîå, Êîáîëäîð, Êîðõý, ×íåðèíà, Àäóíà, Àäæðý, Àñêòèâà, Ìàéìóíèå, Øìçý, Øêàâòà, Äæíàñêàð, Ðàìý, Ôðêèðà è â äð. Ñåëàõ áûëî óáèòî 60.000 åçèäîâ.

4.            Øòàò Ýðçðóì (ïðîâèíóöèÿ Áàÿçåò - Àëàøêåðòà), Îðòëà, Äèàäèí è â äð. ìåñòàõ áûëî óáèòî 5.000 åçèäîâ.

5.            Ðàéîí Êàðñà: â óùåëüå Àëàäæàé ïðîâèíöèè Êàðñà Îçðëó (Îãóçëó) áûëî óáèòî îêîëî 5.000 åçèäîâ.

6.            Ðàéîí Êàðñà: òåððèòîðèÿ Êàêàèçìàíè Êîëïý (Êîõá) ïðîâèíöèè Êàõâàçíè áûëî óáèòî îêîëî 3.000 åçèäîâ.

7.             ïðîâèíöèè Äèãîðè ðàéîíà Êàðñà, 70 ñåë: Àëàøãð, Àëàøêåðò, Àìàíêîé, Àìàí÷àèð, Àéëàñèíäæî, Ñêàð, Áàéðàìêîì, Áàäæàëè, Áàøêåíäèêâåð, Áèëèõàìåä, Òîãîðìàñ, ïðîâèíöèÿ Äèãîåà (Òýêîðà), Äóçãåëè, Òîõóáóð, Õàðàáà, Äèãàð, Õàòáà, ×èáóõëå, Êþíäî, Õàñàíäæàí, Íîêà, Øàíäðõãëè, Ñóñóë, Òàøíèêà Åçäèêà, Òóçàê, Óëèêàíä, Ïàìàðäæèê è â äð. Ñåëàõ 9.000 åçèäîâ íàñèëüíî ïðèíÿëè èñëàì.

8.            Ïðîâèíöèÿ Èãäèðà ðàéîíà Ñóðìàëó: Õàðôàëó, Àë÷àëó, Áàø Ñèíàê, Áàíäàìóðàä, Ãaëè, Ãÿðìàøâý, Äàìñõàí, Çàðèáõàí, Çîðý, Õàíý, Õðáåñîð, Êàðàõòèí, Êàðàêó, Êó÷, Ìàõñóäÿ, Ìàäæðè, Øåõåðè, Òàóøàí, Ñàèáëàõ, Òàøêîðïè, Êàëî è äð.. Áûëî óáèòî îêîëî 10.000 åçèäîâ.

9.             1918ã. âî âðåìÿ ïåðåõîäà ðåê Àðïà÷àé (Àõóðÿí) è Àðàêñ óòîíóëî è ïîãèáëî îò ãîëîäà îêîëî 4.000 åçèäîâ.

10.         Çàïàäíÿÿ Àðìåíèÿ, ðàéîí Àïàðàí: Àëàãÿç, Ãóíäàêñàç, Êîðáëàõ, Ñåíãÿð, Ïîøò, Äæàìøëó, Âåðõíèé Ìèðàê è Íèõíèé Ìèðàê, Ãóðóáîãàç, Äæàðäæàðèñ è áëèæëåæàùèè òåððèòîðèè ñåë, Êÿíäàëý Áàø è Íàâàëà Àäæàëý îò ðóê ðàçáîéíè÷åé øàéêè êóðäà Òàèî áåãè â 1918ã. Ïîãèáëî 800 ÷åëîâåê, ñðåäè êîòîðûõ òîëüêî 19 ÷åëîâåê áûëî èç ðîäà Ðàøèòý Àéîé. Èç ñåëà Ïîøò òîãî æå ðàéîíà áûëî óáèòî 54 ÷åëîâåê.

11.         Èç äðóãèõ ñåë òîãî æå ðàéîíà ñî ñòîðîíû êóðäà Òàèî áåãè áûëî èçãíàíîâ ãëóáèíû îêîëî 600 ÷åëîâåê.

12.         Íà ïðèëåãàþùåé ê ñåëå Øàìèðàì òåððèòîðèè ðàéîíà Àøòàðàê Ãðàñîðè â 1918ã. â îäèí äåíü áûëî óáèòî 24 ÷åëîâåê.

Ïîíÿòíî, ÷òî îñîáåííî äëÿ ñïåöèàëèñòîâ áûëî áû èíòåðåñíî óçíàòü, â  æèòåëüñòâà è ñêîëüêî åçèäîâ ñòàëè æåðòâàìè òóðêîâ è êóðäîâ. È òàê, ïî âåðíûì èñòî÷íèêàì, äî ïåðâîé ìèðîâîé âîéíû, íà òåððèòîðèè Îñìàíñêîé èìïåðèè æèëè áîëåå 750.000 åçèäîâ, èç êîòîðûõ 500.000 ïîãèáëè îò ìå÷à, à 250.000 áûëè ðàñïðåäåëåíû ñëåäóþùèì îáðàçîì:

1.            Íà òåððèòîðèþ ñåâåðíîé ÷àñòè Èðàêà â ìåñòî ïðîæèâàíèÿ ïîä íàçâàíèåì Åçäèñòàí: îêðóæàþùèå òåððèòîðèè ãîðû Ñèíäæàð, Ìóñóë, Ðíäàâàí, ñåëî Ôàêèðîâ, Àìàäèÿ, Äãîê, ñâÿùåííîå ìåñòî Ëàëø, Áàøèêà, Áàçàí è äð. ìåñòà ïðîæèâàíèÿ 100.000.
2.            Øòàòû Áàòìàíè è Äèàðáåêèðè 120.000
3.            Ýë – Êàìèøëè, Ñèðèÿ 15.000
4.            Àðìåíèÿ 12.500
5.            Ãðóçèÿ 3.000
Òàêèì îáðàçîì â êîíå÷íîì ñ÷åòå ñðåäè åçèäîâ ïðèáëèçèòåëüíî áûëî óáèòî 500.000 ÷åëîâåê.
Òóðåöêèé èñòîðèîãðàô Êÿòèá ×åëåáèí òàêæå äàåò ñâåäåíèÿ î òîì, ÷òî â 15-18 ââ íà ðàçíàõ òåððèòîðèÿõ Îñìàíñêîé èìïåðèè áûëè óíè÷òîæåíû îêîëî 300.000 åçèäîâ.
Ñïèñîê èñïîëüçóåìîé ëèòåðàòóðû.
1.    Ãàçåòà “Åçäèõàíà”, 2004ã. Íîìåð 8.
2.    Ãàçåòà “Åçäèõàíà”, 2005ã., íîìåð 1
3.    Ãàçåòà “Åçäèõàíà”, 2006ã., íîìåð 2
4.    À. Òîãå “Ãîëîñ íàøèõ ïðåäêîâ”, Å., 1997ã.,
íà ÿçûêå åçèäîâ.
5.    Àçèç Òàìîÿí “Ìû åçèäû”, Å., 2001ã.
Åùå ðàç îáðàùàÿñü ê Âàì, åçèäû ïðîñÿò è òðåáóþò ïðèçíàòü ñîâåðøåííûå  ïî îòíàøåíèþ ê íèì çëîäåÿíèÿ.
Ìû íå èìååì íè-êàêèõ òðåáîâàíèé, ñâÿçàííûõ ñ òåððèòîðèÿìè, à òðåáóåì äîñòîéíîãî âîçìåùåíèÿ ñîâåðøåííîãî ê íàøåìó íàðîäó çëîäåÿíèÿ.

                                                                                      

Äâàæäû íàðîäíûé ãåðîé,
                                                           Äîêòîð- ïðîôåññîð  íàðîäíîé èñòîðèè

                                 åçèäîâ è Áîãîñëîâèÿ
                                                             Ïðåçèäåíò íàðîäíîãî ñîþçà åçèäîâ ìèðà
                                                                                                           Àçèç Òàìîÿí  

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

YEZIDIS’ GENOCIDE BEING COMMITTED IN IRAQ






Information from Iraq’s northern regions inhabited by Yezidis can shock anyone. Under the circumstances of noninterference of coalition troops, leadership of Iraq and Kurdistan, thousands of Yezidis-sun worshippers are being killed there with impunity.
In current August-September two villages inhabited by Yezidis were obliterated in the province of Sinjar. Over a thousand people were killed. The survivors vegetate in tents without food, water and medicaments, under conditions of mountain winter. Local authorities forbid them to return to their old home, to restore their dwellings.
We appeal to all people of goodwill: help to save Yezidis! Don’t leave them to die in their native Yezdistan from hunger and cold! Tomorrow will be late, for the authorities plan to completely destroy Yezdistan’s Yezidis, the dwellers of Sinjar province, in the north of Iraq.
In the name of the Most High save agonizing and defenseless Yezidi people!
Aziz Tamoyan, President of the Union of Yezidis, Doctor of Historical and Theological Sciences

SITTING OF YEZDY NATIONAL UNION’S PRESIDIUM HELD IN YEREVAN


On November 12, 2007, a sitting of Yezdy National Union’s presidium was held in Yerevan. There was one item on the sitting’s agenda: 92nd Anniversary of Armenian Genocide and the attitude of Armenia’s Yezidis to the fact.
It was unanimously noted at the sitting that RA Yezidis once again stated that 90 years before Osmanian Turkey had massacred over 1, 5 million Armenians, taking advantage of the atmosphere of impunity. Not only Armenians, but also other non-Muslim peoples residing in Osmanian Turkey – Greeks, Assyrians and Yezidis – have become the Turkish soldiers’ victims.

Again confirming and recognizing the Genocide of over 1, 5 million Armenians committed in Osmanian Empire, the sitting’s participants stated that over 500, 000 Yezidis had been killed by Turk and Curd barbarians; however, the fact has not been condemned by progressive mankind.
Naturally, the specialists wish to know how many Yezidis became the victims of Turks and Curds, and in what regions the carnage was committed. So, according to reliable sources, over 750, 000 Yezidis lived in the territory of Osmanian Empire before WWI. 500, 000 of them were slaughtered, and 250, 000 deported.
Iraq, in the region of Sinjar Mountains, Musul, Rndavan, the village of Fakirs, Amadia, Dhok, the sacred place of Lalysh, Bashika, Bahzan and other settlements – 100, 000 people.
Turkey’s Batman and Diarbeqir states – 120, 000 people
Syria’s El Kamishli – 15, 000 people
Armenia – 12, 5 thousand people
Georgia – 3, 000 people                   

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