Even the enemies of the USSR had greater dignity and class back in 1942 than those who ashamed Armenians in front of the entire world talking about Stalingrad։ Artur Khachikyan

Dr. Arthur Khachikyan writes on his Facebook page:

Even the enemies of the USSR had greater dignity and class back in 1942 than those who ashamed Armenians in front of the entire world talking about Stalingrad 3 days ago. Here is what the King of England had to say:

In a telegram dated February 21, 1943, addressed to the Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, Kalinin, George VI wrote: “Today, my peoples and I join the peoples of the Soviet Union in sincerely paying tribute to the heroic qualities and excellent leadership, thanks to which the Red Army, in its struggle against our common enemies, has written new pages in history with its glorious victories. Stalingrad’s stubborn resistance turned events around and served as a harbinger of crushing blows that sowed confusion among the enemies of civilization and freedom.