Japanese - Turkish

Japan and Turkish very close frienship
http://www.phrasebase.com/forum/read.php...

http://archnet.org/library/sites/one-site.jsp...

Turkish people very proud/friendly/loyal/patriot/s trong/nice
just like Japanese

Japanese is very advance. kurdo and armanese people very much primitive with very large brain and very large nose but very little intelligence.

in Japan we go see kurdo and armanese in zoo next to Monkey.

Fukuanti wrote:

Japanese is very advance. kurdo and armanese people very much primitive with very large brain and very large nose but very little intelligence.
in Japan we go see kurdo and armanese in zoo next to Monkey.

OK Idiot
How many Turkish,Japanases chess masters out there? NONE fk face
Armenians
Tigran Petrosyan world chess champion!
Levon Aronyan GM
Vladimir Akopyan GM
Smbat Lputyan GM
Karen Asryan GM
Gabriel Sargsyan GM
List goes on.

Armenian were the brains in Ottoman Turkey
The accountants
Bankers
Architects
Influential musicians

Famous Armenian inventors and scientists
* Alexander Abian – mathematician
* Aleksei Sisakian – prominent ultimate particle and mathematical physics specialist; director of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubnay United Nuclear Research Inst.); his father, Norayr Sisakian, established Cosmic Biology [4]
* Artem Mikoyan – designer of MiG aircraft
* Boris Babaian – father of Soviet supercomputer
* Giacomo Luigi Ciamician; father of Photochemistry and Solar Energy
* Edgar Danielyan – computer security expert and author
* George Adomian – mathematician, engineer
* Gurgen Askaryan – physicist, inventor of light self focusing
* Harry K. Daghlian, Jr.– physicist who worked and perished at the Manhattan Project Los Alamos laboratory.
* Hovhannes Abgari Adamian – engineer, inventor of the ink to color BW TV
* Hrayr Shahinian – Director of the Skull Base Institute.
* Ivan Knunyants – chemist
* James P. Bagian – NASA astronaut
* Karapet Chobanyan – mechanical engineer, made first discovery in Armenia.
* Leonid Khachiyan – mathematician
* Luther George Simjian – inventor of autofocus camera, ATMs, flight simulator, postage meter.
* Michel (Michael) Ter-Pogossian–father of positron emission tomography (pet Scans) which has revolutionized the understanding of how the brain functions
* Mikhail Piotrovsky –(born 1944) Orientalist, Director of the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg
* Mikhail Pogosyan – Director General, Sukhoi Aircraft Corporation
* Mekhitar Heratsi –(1100s) He was a priest who wrote an encyclopedia on medicine. He theorized that fever results from internal changes in the body, a revolutionary idea for medieval medicine. His work included psychotherapy, surgery, diet and herbs to cure diseases.
* Paris Herouni –(born 1933) radio physicist and professor
* Robert Nalbandyan – chemist
* Semyon Kirlian – pioneer of photography
* Serge Mikoyan –nephew of Artem Mikoyan, and head design engineer at Mikoyan Design Burreau, developed MiG-29 and MiG-31
* Sergey Mergelyan – mathematician
* Soukias Manasserian Engineer and Inventor
* Spiru Haret –(1851-1912) Romanian astronomer, mathematician and politician
* Viktor Amazaspovich Ambartsumian –(1908-1996) astronomer, physicist; various spellings of names. His textbook, Theoretical Astrophysics (1958) went through many editions and translations. His presentations drew large audiences at international symposia.
* B. E. Markarian – astrophysicist; http://www.starrywonders.com/markarian.html

Artists
* Alain Mikli –(born 1955) designer
* Ara Güler –(born 1928) photographer anonymous
* Arshile Gorky –(1904-1948) painter
* Arto Der Haroutunian–(1940-1987) painter
* Garegin Khachatryan –(1975-1995) ceramic-sculptor, painter
* Gevorg Bashinjagyan –(1857-1925) painter
* Alexander Boghossian –(1937-2003) Ethiopian-Armenian painter
* Hovsep Pushman –(1877-1966) painter
* Ivan Aivazovsky –(1817-1900) painter (original name Hovhannes Aivazian)
* Larry Gagosian –(born 1945) art dealer
* Malak Karsh –(1915-2001) landscape photographer; art collector
* Martiros Saryan –(1880-1972) painter
* Minas Avetisyan –(1928-1975) painter
* Nonny Hogrogian –(born 1932) author and illustrator
* Raffi Armenian –(born 1942) conductor, pianist, composer, and teacher.
* Rafik Khachatryan –(1937-1993) sculptor
* Ronald Dzerigian –(born 1976) painter
* Sarkis –(born 1938) sculptor
* Sybil (Zabel Asadour)–(1863 - 1934) poet
* Teodor Axentowicz –(1859-1938) Polish-Armenian painter
* Tigran Avakian,(born) photographer
* Toros Roslin –(1216-1288) medieval painter
* Vartan Malakian –(born 1947) painter
* Yousuf Karsh –(1908-2002) portrait photographer.
* Clifford Ara Condak (Koundakjian)(1930 - 1986) Armenian illustator, painter, NYC.

Medicine
* Ara Darzi, Baron Darzi of Denham – surgeon, pioneer in minimally invasive and robot-assisted surgery
* Dr. Ana Aslan –(1899 -?) Bucharest, Romania. She dedicated her life to the field of geriatrics becoming Romania's first female physician as well as its first cardiologist. She founded the Bucharest Geriatric Institute. The "Aslan Original Therapies", based on anti-aging compounds she developed are used today all over the world.
* George Aghajanian – physician, neuropharmacologist and pioneer in serotonin receptor research.
* Roger Altounyan – asthma researcher, pharmacologist who pioneered use of cromolyn sodium inhalation therapy for asthma
* A.V. Apkarian – pioneer in magnetic resonance spectroscopy research of the brain
* Viken Babikian – cardiovascular researcher
* Aram Chobanian – Dean, Boston University School of Medicine, leader in cardiology research
* Raymond V. Damadian – inventor of MRI, inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame
* Albert Kapikian – virologist and pioneer in vaccine development for rotavirus.
* Varaztad Kazanjian – pioneer plastic surgeon.
* J. W. Kebabian – neuroscientist and pioneer in dopamine receptor research
* Jack Kevorkian – pathologist, euthanasia activist
* Zaven Khatchaturian – neuroscientist; Alzheimer's disease researcher
* Edward Khantzian – Harvard psychiatrist; developed self medication hypothesis of substance abuse
* Leon Orbeli –(1882 - 1958) Dr. Orbeli was a physiologist who studied under the famous Pavlov. He was the first head of the Institute of Evolutionary Physiology in Russia.
* Ray Sahelian – world renowned nutrition/nutritional supplement expert and best selling author
* Dr. Raymond V. Damadian –(1936 - Present) He received his medical degree from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. He was awarded National Medal of Technology and he was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame for his pioneer patent of MR scanning.
* Alex Sevanian – molecular pharmacologist; pioneer in free radical and antioxidant research
* Michel (Michael) Ter-Pogossian – inventor of PET scan

Entertainment - Film
* Alek Keshishian –(born 1964) Lebanese-born American film director
* Aleksandr Atanesyan –(born 1953) Russian-Armenian director[1]
* Alice Panikian –(born 1985) 2006 Miss Universe Canada
* Andre Manoukian –(born 1957) choreographer in France
* Artavazd Ashoti Peleshyan – film director
* Atom Egoyan –(born 1960) film director
* Bob Kevoian(born 1950) Co-host of the Bob & Tom Show
* Cherylin Sarkisian LaPiere –(born 1946) a.k.a. Cher – singer, actress
* David Dickinson –(born 1941) British television personality
* Deran Sarafian –(born 1968) television director
* Edmond Keosayan –(1936-1994) film director
* Garik Martirosyan –(born 1974) TV host and comedian
* George Duran –(born 1975) entertainer
* George Krikorian –(born 1945) Krikorian Premiere Theaters
* Haig Acterian –(1904-1943) Romanian film and Theater director
* Henri Verneuil –(1920-2002) filmmaker
* Howard Kazanjian –(born 1942) producer
* Jeff Bozz Bozigian– Star of reality show and co-owner, Sunset Tan
* Levon Mkrtchyan –(born 1953) film director
* Karen Shakhnazarov –(born 1952) filmmaker, producer and head of the Mosfilm studios
* Leslie Erganian – artist and television personality
* Mark Vahradian – producer
* Michael Omartian –(born 1945) music producer of Donna Summer
* Mikhail Vartanov –(born 1937) filmmaker
* Patrick Masbourian –(born 1970) Quebec (Canada) television personality
* Pierre Chammassian – comedian
* Richard Ouzounian –(born 1950) Armenian by adoption; playwright, director, critic, artistic director;
* Rouben Mamoulian –(1897-1987) film and theater director
* Sergei Parajanov –(1924-1990) filmmaker
* Steven Zaillian –(born 1953) screenwriter, producer
* Vartan Malakian –(born 1947) artist
* Vilen Kolouta –(1930-1999) cinematographer
* Yevgeny Petrosyan –(born 1945) comedian
* Yevgeny Vakhtangov –(1883-1922) theater director
* Yvette Nelson –(born 1972) actress, Singer-songwriter, model
* Henrik Malyan –(born 1925) film writer and director
* Kim Kardashian–(born 1980) Model, designer, business woman

Fukuanti wrote:

Japanese is very advance. kurdo and armanese people very much primitive with very large brain and very large nose but very little intelligence.
in Japan we go see kurdo and armanese in zoo next to Monkey.

Your post shows how stupid,ignorant racist cockroach you are! Too bad I like Sushi and I like Japanese culture but I guess they are cockroaches in Japan as well.

Sahakian why are you getting worked up? Do you really think there are many or even ANY Armenians in Japan for this guy who is probably half Japanese and half Turk to judge? No leave it be.

Japanese guy I am glad that you have learned of Turkeys Asiatic origins I hope you have a Asiatic or Turnanian union with Turkey, enjoy!

Hayas wrote:

Sahakian why are you getting worked up? Do you really think there are many or even ANY Armenians in Japan for this guy who is probably half Japanese and half Turk to judge? No leave it be.
Japanese guy I am glad that you have learned of Turkeys Asiatic origins I hope you have a Asiatic or Turnanian union with Turkey, enjoy!

I am not worked up at all.The post was directed to Turks as well who often put down Armenians without knowing much about Armenian contribution in Ottoman Turkey.

Sahakian wrote:

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I am not worked up at all.The post was directed to Turks as well who often put down Armenians without knowing much about Armenian contribution in Ottoman Turkey.

Sahakian,

I am sure there are many smart Armenians who have accomplished a lot in Science, Business, and Art. You should be proud of those people.

As for Turks: In Ottoman times, the Turkish culture was such that becoming a businessman was not of much importance or a symbol of statue. That is why Turks left the businesses to be handled by Armenians, Greeks or Jews and they were interested in politics and military. The most honorable thing for a Turk was to be successful in Military. That was simply the culture. There is nothing good or bad about that. So, Turks worked hard to become Pashas (equivalent to generals), not businessmen.

Yet, in modern Turkey, Turks proved that they can raise great people in business. There are many Turkish billionaires (Turkey ranks 6th in terms of dollar billionaires in the World). And they have accumulated their wealth by working hard, not through corruption at the expense of others, the way as it happened in Russia.

There are many Turkish firms operating all around the World from Africa to China and Russia. e.g Coca Cola's current president, Muhtar Kent, is Turkish.

Sahakian wrote:

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OK Idiot
How many Turkish,Japanases chess masters out there? NONE fk face

You no speak to me like that. I chop chop you and give to chinese panda for eat

we are no asians we are just a turks....

all the rest this your bullshit.....keepind dreaming who you are europeans lol

Fukuanti wrote:

Japanese is very advance. kurdo and armanese people very much primitive with very large brain and very large nose but very little intelligence.
in Japan we go see kurdo and armanese in zoo next to Monkey.

Hi fukbyanti san,
Konichiwa?
Is it so yu hav samurAYI genes in yu?
Was he yor fater or grandfater?
sayanora, hi!

ne mutlu turkum diyene.

Dereyi görmeden paçalar&#305; s&#305;vama

Don't cross the bridge before you get there.
Don't count your chickens before they are hatched.

The starter of the thread is right.

Kurds and Armenians are primitive people.

They claim descent of the ancient "Aryans" that looked like Swedes, yet, they don't want to accept when Turks came to Anatolia, they all were living in caves...

Just look at the famous "singer", in fact a monkey: IBRAHIM TATLISES ..
He told with pride, "I was born in a Cave in Urfa" ...

That's what Armenians and kurds have achieved, they're from the same ugly and inferior race...

Armenians and kurds = mix of Semitics + Gypsies ..

Bow down to the Turkish Race ...
Turan Pride ...

And yes, Japanese are good race ...
not like the kurds or Armenoïds ...

Fukuanti wrote:

Japanese is very advance. kurdo and armanese people very much primitive with very large brain and very large nose but very little intelligence.
in Japan we go see kurdo and armanese in zoo next to Monkey.

LOL LOL LOL
Very well said man.

Big armenoïd nose, LOL

Remember The Anti Member?

How many antis have we screwed? Too many to mention.
The Turkish forum was infested with antis, it's a lot better these days.
Only the filthy armans left behind to face the Turkish music.

Sahakian wrote:

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OK Idiot
How many Turkish,Japanases chess masters out there? NONE fk face
Armenians
Tigran Petrosyan world chess champion!
Levon Aronyan GM
Vladimir Akopyan GM
Smbat Lputyan GM
Karen Asryan GM
Gabriel Sargsyan GM
List goes on.
Armenian were the brains in Ottoman Turkey
The accountants
Bankers
Architects
Influential musicians
Famous Armenian inventors and scientists
* Alexander Abian – mathematician
* Aleksei Sisakian – prominent ultimate particle and mathematical physics specialist; director of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubnay United Nuclear Research Inst.); his father, Norayr Sisakian, established Cosmic Biology [4]
* Artem Mikoyan – designer of MiG aircraft
* Boris Babaian – father of Soviet supercomputer
* Giacomo Luigi Ciamician; father of Photochemistry and Solar Energy
* Edgar Danielyan – computer security expert and author
* George Adomian – mathematician, engineer
* Gurgen Askaryan – physicist, inventor of light self focusing
* Harry K. Daghlian, Jr.– physicist who worked and perished at the Manhattan Project Los Alamos laboratory.
* Hovhannes Abgari Adamian – engineer, inventor of the ink to color BW TV
* Hrayr Shahinian – Director of the Skull Base Institute.
* Ivan Knunyants – chemist
* James P. Bagian – NASA astronaut
* Karapet Chobanyan – mechanical engineer, made first discovery in Armenia.
* Leonid Khachiyan – mathematician
* Luther George Simjian – inventor of autofocus camera, ATMs, flight simulator, postage meter.
* Michel (Michael) Ter-Pogossian–father of positron emission tomography (pet Scans) which has revolutionized the understanding of how the brain functions
* Mikhail Piotrovsky –(born 1944) Orientalist, Director of the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg
* Mikhail Pogosyan – Director General, Sukhoi Aircraft Corporation
* Mekhitar Heratsi –(1100s) He was a priest who wrote an encyclopedia on medicine. He theorized that fever results from internal changes in the body, a revolutionary idea for medieval medicine. His work included psychotherapy, surgery, diet and herbs to cure diseases.
* Paris Herouni –(born 1933) radio physicist and professor
* Robert Nalbandyan – chemist
* Semyon Kirlian – pioneer of photography
* Serge Mikoyan –nephew of Artem Mikoyan, and head design engineer at Mikoyan Design Burreau, developed MiG-29 and MiG-31
* Sergey Mergelyan – mathematician
* Soukias Manasserian Engineer and Inventor
* Spiru Haret –(1851-1912) Romanian astronomer, mathematician and politician
* Viktor Amazaspovich Ambartsumian –(1908-1996) astronomer, physicist; various spellings of names. His textbook, Theoretical Astrophysics (1958) went through many editions and translations. His presentations drew large audiences at international symposia.
* B. E. Markarian – astrophysicist; http://www.starrywonders.com/markarian.html

Why are you trying to prove that you Armenians are intelligent enough??? Nobody said you are stupid, you got complex???

Serkan wrote:

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Sahakian,
I am sure there are many smart Armenians who have accomplished a lot in Science, Business, and Art. You should be proud of those people.
As for Turks: In Ottoman times, the Turkish culture was such that becoming a businessman was not of much importance or a symbol of statue. That is why Turks left the businesses to be handled by Armenians, Greeks or Jews and they were interested in politics and military. The most honorable thing for a Turk was to be successful in Military. That was simply the culture. There is nothing good or bad about that. So, Turks worked hard to become Pashas (equivalent to generals), not businessmen.
Yet, in modern Turkey, Turks proved that they can raise great people in business. There are many Turkish billionaires (Turkey ranks 6th in terms of dollar billionaires in the World). And they have accumulated their wealth by working hard, not through corruption at the expense of others, the way as it happened in Russia.
There are many Turkish firms operating all around the World from Africa to China and Russia. e.g Coca Cola's current president, Muhtar Kent, is Turkish.

"Turks worked hard to become Pashas (equivalent to generals), not businessmen." ??

Actually, this was not the case from mid 15th century to mid 19th century. The Ottomans mostly used the devsirmes (blood tax) to train high rank officials such as viziers, grand-viziers, pashas etc.. Here is a short list of "devsirme" grand-viziers served to the Ottomans:

-Mehmet Pasa (1466): Greek.
-Mahmut Pasa (1453, 1472): Greek
-Gedik Ahmet Pasa (1474): Albanian
-Hersekzade Ahmet Pasa (1497): Slav
-Had&#305;m Ali Pasa (1501): Bosnian
-Kocamustafa Pasa (1511): Greek
-Dukaginoglu Ahmet Pasa (1514): Albanian
-Makbul Ibrahim Pasa (1523): Italian
-Rüstem Pa&#351;a (1544): Albanian
-Semiz Ali Pasa (1561): Slav
-Sokullu Mehmet Pasa (1565): Serbian
-Lala Mustafa Pasa (1580): Bosnian
-Kocasinan Pasa (1580): Albanian
-Kuyucu Murat Pasa (1606): Croatian
-Topal Recep Pasa (1602): Bosnian/Serbian
-Tarhuncu Ahmet Pasa (1653): Albanian
-Suleyman Pasa (1655): Armenian
-Koprulu Mehmet Pa&#351;a (1656): Albanian.
-Koprulu Fazil Ahmet Pasa (1661): Albanian
-Amcazade Huseyin Pasa (1697): Albanian
-Daltaban Mustafa Pasa (1702): Serbian
-Kavanoz/Nisanci Ahmet Pasa (1703): Russian
-Hekimoglu Ali Pasa (1732): Italian
-Alemdar Mustafa Pasa (1808): Albanian
-Mahmut Nedim Pasa (1871): Georgian
-Tunuslu Hayrettin Pasa (1878): Circassian
-Mahmut Sevket Pasa (1913): Circassian
-Misirli Sait Halim Pasa (1913): Albanian
-Ahmet Izzet Pasa (1918): Albanian
-Damat Ferit Pasa (1918): Albanian

In order not to leave any ground to the unnecessary crown/dynasty/tribe conflicts which can risk the existence of the Ottoman state, the Ottomans usually refrained from appointing our own people as pasha, vizier etc..

P.s.: Some of the origins shown above may be incorrect..