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accompanied by technical experts. even democrats all dicom says at first glance this project looked great but in reality there were huge ideological problems. first of all this union was soviet you know more often so the western power was once very keen on creating ties with the soviet union which they were fighting elsewhere phone go all could be so the question was could the west and back as and russia which was also investing in the project reach an agreement in the end nothing came of it nansen wasn t able to get the western powers and the soviet union to agree so his resettlement project failed and some took this very hard he quit the league of nations for failing to support him yet in one thousand nine hundred forty seven tens of thousands followed stalin was called to come and start a new life in the soviet republic of armenia. but
tonight, anthony bourdain heads to the former soviet republic of armenia. he also tackled one of the country s most emotional, controversial issues. the mass killings of hundreds of thousands of armenians by the empire that began in 1915 during world war i. they say 1.5 million of their countrymen were killed and demanding it be recognized by genocide. turkey opposes that turn. they say 300,000 died and that the killings took place during a war where both sides suffered losses. the u.s., uk and israel do not recognize the mass kill kilning as genocide, though 20 other countries do. i recent hi talked to anthony bor taint about his trip and asked him how this tragedy is