Azg: Greek schools shut down in Istanbul, Armenian schools will be next

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istanbul mosqueYEREVAN. – Due to the lack of pupil, many Greek schools were shut down in Istanbul, reports Azg (The Nation) Armenian newspaper.

“First was Greek elementary school in Kurtulus that was shut down by the demand of Greek community,” reports the newspaper. “The Turkish Ministry of education under that excuse initiated closing two other schools, one of which was Greek lyceum.”

What happened with Greek schools in Istanbul can happen with 13 other schools of national minorities, which also have a lack of pupil. Since only Armenians, Greeks, and Jews are considered as national minorities in Turkey, one can conclude that Armenian schools are among those that will be shut down next, reports the newspaper.

via Armenia News – NEWS.am.


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    The classes are open 24 / 7 at the top of the mt. ARARAT…. (to the Anti-moses jews and anti-jesus christians ) – HEAD START UNLIMITED ART PROJECTS TO THE ANTI-MOSES JEWS and ANTI-JESUS CHRISTIANS AND WHERE TO DISPLAY THEM RIGH TFULLY ( The Proper place to displace is top of the Mount Ararat next to the NOAH s ARK (Nuhun Gemisi )) THE THEMA OF THE ART ( KONU ) When the armens was embarking the NOAH s ship they hand sake with THE LUCIFIER (the devil – the seytan ) the geeting host for the ship ……They got THE GRAND DEED (tapu ) of the region and in return they had the kill their ship mates and anybody elses beside them around Mt.Ararat and around that region and also THEY HAVE TO SPREAD THE LUCIFIER VIRUS (seytan mikrobu ) AROUND THE WORLD and ayrica Ortodoks kiliselerinin de sadece ortodokuz cekmeleri icin kullanilmasi sart kosulmus mus that deal still is going on as we speaking now. (agri-Dagi ismini boylece BUTUN AGRILARIN geldigi yer olmasindan almistir…

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