"Who, after all, speaks to-day of the annihilation of the Armenians?"

This quote is attributed to Hitler, one week before Germany invaded Poland in 1939. The quote, frequently used by the Armenians, is presented as a motivation for Hitler to annihilate Jews. It is one of Armenian propaganda used to make the "genocide" recognized internationally. A genocide that never happened... A genocide that is used as a political benefit...

However, the origins of the quote implies that it is most likely a fabrication. It was not accepted as evidence in any of the sessions of Nuremberg Tribunal. After all, was Hitler a great historian, aware of the facts of 1915?

Seeing that we are talking about Hitler, let's remember what Armenians were doing during World War II:

Hitler began cultivating the Armenians to use their long-standing and strong anti-semitic feelings in his plans and policy. The Armenians, through their publications, radio broadcasts and meetings, supported and cheered the Nazis on their attacks on Jews. They produced a weekly radio program in Berlin titled "Armenia." This Armenian radio program supported Hitler's Aryan ethnic/racial pure state. Armenian newspapers also supported Hitler and his Nazis.

Here is a quote from the daily Armenian newspaper Hairenik (August 19, 1936):
"Sometimes it is difficult to eradicate these poisonous elements (the Jews) when they have struck deep root like a chronic disease, and when it becomes necessary for a people (the Nazis) to eradicate them in an uncommon method these attempts are regarded as revolutionary."

Two books, Armenism-Aryanism and Armenia-the Cradle of Aryans in Asia, were published in Nazi Germany.

In 1943, the German Interior Ministry recognized Armenians as an Aryan nation.

Starting in the summer of 1942, an Armenian named Suren Begzadian Paikhar organized and led the Armenian National Socialist (Nazi) movement called Hossank.

On December 15, 1942, these Armenian-Nazis and their supporters in Germany coalesced into the Armenian National Council under the direction of professor Ardeshir Abegian, and the vice-president Abraham Chulkandanian, and several old Dashnak guerillas. The Armenian general Karekin Nezhdeh also founded the racist Armenian Tseghagron movement, through which the Armenian youths flocked to the SS and the other elite Nazi military forces. Other Armenians living in France and Germany joined the 58th Panzer Corps, and the Ostlegion of the Wehrmacht's 19th Army, based in Lyon, France.

On 30 December 1941 an Armenian battalion was formed by a decision of the Army Command (Wehrmacht), known as the 'Armenian 812th Battalion'. The Armenian 812th Battalion, also known as the "Armenian Legion" was formed by 20,000 volunteered Armenians. The legion was commanded by Dro who had fought against the Turks in the Eastern Turkey between 1918-1920 and organized a wide-spread genocide against the Azeri and the Turkish populations in the region, as documented in the book World Alive by the U.S. Naval officier Robert Steed Dunn, an eye-witness to those Armenian atrocities.

According to the researcher Samuel Weems, more than 100,000 Armenians voluntarily joined the Nazis beginning in 1935 to help create an ethnic/racial pure state. They were used by Hitler, after all, Armenians were the ones who massacred hundreds thousands of Muslims*** in Eastern Turkey and 3,000 Mountain Jews in Azerbaijan betwen 1915-1921...

Present time:

Dro (The Butcher), along with his famous comrades in arms Garegin Njdeh and Andranik Toros Ozanian, is considered to be a great Armenian leader by Armenians worldwide. With much pomp and ceremony, Dro's remains were taken to Armenia for final burial after Armenia gained independence from the Soviet Union, in 2000. Just like they heroized the members of the terrorist organization ASALA, who killed 42 people including 33 Turkish diplomats...

So, despite their dark past and the questionability of the quote, why the Armenians like using the quote?

"In their desperation even an evil man like Hitler became a moral witness to the Armenian Cause"

For further information refer to:

http://www.tallarmeniantale.com/hitler-quote.htm

http://www.ataa.org/ataa/ref/arm_nazi.html

http://www.tallarmeniantale.com/Nazi-Collaboration.htm

http://www.tetedeturc.com/home/spip.php?article200

http://www.ermenisorunu.gen.tr

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drastamat_Kanayan

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_quote

***IN THE VIDEO, IT SAYS MORE THAN 2 MILLION. CONSIDERING THAT THE ARMENIANS CLAIM THE DEATH OF 1,500,000 PEOPLE (MORE THAN THE POPULATION OF THEM ACCORDING TO MANY SOURCES), WHICH IS EXAGGERATED, IT IS FAIR ENOUGH TO WRITE THE TOTAL LOSSES OF OTTOMAN EMPIRE BETWEEN 1914-1923. (less info)