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ANZAC Day commemorated in Gallipoli

25 April 2015

Nearly one million soldiers fought in the Gallipoli Campaign, half of them Ottoman Turks defending the peninsual, and the other half mainly from the British Empire. Both sides suffered heavy losses amounting to tens of thousands.

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Erdogan says Turkey will open all archives; urges Armenia to do likewise.

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Erdogan says Turkey will open all archives; urges Armenia to do likewise.

25 April 2015

The Turkish President also paid respect to the half a million people from all nations who were killed or wounded in Gallipoli.

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Events marking Armenian Remembrance Day reach their climax with ceremony at the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex.

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Events marking Armenian Remembrance Day reach their climax with ceremony at the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex.

24 April 2015

President Putin of Russia and president Hollande of France where among thousands of guests at the ceremony.

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World leaders gather in Gallipoli to mark centenary of landings

24 April 2015

Turkey says that in hosting world leaders, including those of its former enemies, it is sending a message of peace. and reconciliation.

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Obama's statement on Armenian Remembrance Day

24 April 2015

The president said "A full, frank, and just acknowledgement of the facts is in all our interests."

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Sargsyan tells Turkish newspaper "Armenia ready for normalisation of ties"

24 April 2015

"We are ready to embark upon a constructive dialogue with Turkey in case it faces its own history, heeds the calls of the international community, and guides itself by the vision of creating a peaceful future for the Armenian and Turkish peoples".

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Turkish Minister will attend remembrance service at Armenian Church in Istanbul

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Turkish Minister will attend remembrance service at Armenian Church in Istanbul

24 April 2015

Archbishop Aram Ateşyan, patriarch of the Armenian Orthodox Church in Istanbul, expressed his pleasure at Davutoğlu's statements and participation of a government minister to the memorial service that meant "our pain is common."

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