Murder Of Turkish Consul General Gunduz By Armenians To Be Announced To World
Turkish Press
May 7 2005
IZMIR (AA) – Friends of Turkish Honorary Consul General in Boston Orhan
Gunduz, who was murdered by members of an Armenian terror organization
in the United States on May 4th, 1982, started an initiative to remind
this murder to the whole world.
Prof. Dr. Sedat Isci of Aegean University American Culture & Literature
Department said, “friends of Gunduz who are prominent scientists in
various universities in Turkey and the United States are determined
not to forget this murder.”
“Armenian terrorists killed many Turkish diplomats and personnel in the
past. However, murder of Gunduz has a different meaning because it was
committed at the headquarters of Armenian Tasnaksutyun organization,
and terrorists had close connections with that organization,” he added.
Isci said, “friends of Gunduz gave me an archive comprising of many
photos and documents. I will publish this archive and not allow people
to forget the murder of Gunduz.”
Gunduz was murdered by Armenian terrorists in Cambridge, USA, on May
4th, 1982.
Attacks started on January 27th, 1973 with the murders of Turkish
Consul General in Los Angeles Mehmet Baydar and Turkish diplomat
Bahadir Demir by an Armenian. As of 1975, 34 Turkish diplomats and
their relatives were killed and nearly 100 Turks and foreigners were
injured. Thus, attacks turned to be organized crime. Armenian people
and organizations having connection with Tasnaksutyun staged armed
and bomb attacks in 38 cities of 21 countries during that years.
