US Public TV broadcasts film on Armenian Genocide
Worldwide, Daily news | ankakh | June 19, 2011 18:10
The US Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) has aired a documentary about the Armenian Genocide.
The film which lasted an hour and thirty minutes featured stories and opinions about the Genocide, as well as remarks and comments by renowned genocide studies experts Vahagn Dadrian, Israel Zarni, Peter Balakian, Tesa Hofman and others. The film slams Turkey’s denailism, representing the historical fact of the Genocide.
The documentary was accompanied with episodes from the interviews with the author of the program, Andrew Goldberg, and the Armenia’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Karen Nazaryan.
The channel will continue broadcasting the annual documentary series on the Armenian Genocide, as well as the Nagorno Karabakh, ignoring the continuing complaints of Turks and Azerbaijanis.
PBS is a national educational TV channel established in 1970. It has commercial and news sections and a devotes a large part of its airtime to the study of history and documentary materials. Since 2004, it has been broadcast in the United States through 64 high definition TV channels.
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