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Victims of Armenian Terror Remembered

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On this day (June 7) in 1982, Turkey's Lisbon Embassy Administrative Attache Erkut Erbay and his wife Nadide Akbay were attacked by an armed Armenian terrorist.

Administrative Attache Erkut Akbay died as a result of the terrorist attack and his wife Nadide Akbay died at the hospital where she was brought with corporeal wounds.

The main targets of Armenian terror organizations, ASALA in particular, were now being chosen from among Turkish diplomats abroad. The first of the series of terrorist attacks was carried out against Mehmet Baydar, the Turkish Consul General in Los Angeles and his Deputy, Bahadir Demir. The assassinations were perpetrated by an Armenian by the name of Gurgen Yanikan in 1973.

This individual action turned into organized Armenian terror as of 1975 and further escalated as of 1979. 110 acts of terror were carried out by Armenian terrorists in 38 cities of 21 countries. 39 of these were armed attacks, 70 of them bomb attacks and one was an occupation. 42 Turkish diplomats and 4 foreign nationals were assassinated in these attacks, while 15 Turks and 66 foreign nationals were wounded.

 

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