“Genocide of three generations” exhibition launches in Aalten, Netherlands
Baku, January 6, AZERTAC
A photo exhibition entitled “Genocide of three generations”, depicting the horrors of Khojali genocide, has been launched in Aalten, the Netherlands.
The exhibition featured 125 photos taken and reflecting acts of genocide committed by Armenians in Khojali and other occupied territories of Azerbaijan in 1992.
The organizer of the exhibition, the head of the Turkish Cultural Center Ilhan Ashkin noted that Aalten city was specially selected for this exhibition. He said that, Aalten was one of the cities most affected by the German Nazi aggression during World War II.
The visitors were informed about the barbarism committed against the civil population of Khojali 23 years ago, the occupation of Azerbaijani lands by Armenian armed forces and about the Armenians’ ethnic cleansing policy.
They were also informed about the Armenia’s acts of genocide carried out against Azerbaijanis in 1905 and 1918.
The exhibition was visited by a large number of people and displayed photos made a deep impression on them.
Earlier, the “Genocide of three generations” exhibition was displayed in the Brussels and The Hague. The exhibition is planned to be launched in other cities of the Netherlands after Aalten.
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