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Steve Jobs – “You, Muslims, what did you do to so many Christians?”

After the centennial of the Armenian Genocide, it would be great to recall the visit of Steve Jobs to Turkey and the story of a Turkish guide Asil Tuncer, which caused turmoil in the country. The guide told that Jobs considered the Turks enemies, and didn’t even shake hands with him when leaving.

It all started when they entered Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. After Tuncer told that the mosque has initially been a church, Jobs asked, “You, Muslims, what did you do to so many Christians?”

The guide did not even have time to say a word when Jobs continued, “You subjected 1.5 million Armenians to genocide. Tell us, how did it happen?”

The denial of the Turkish guide angered Steve Jobs even more. He left Turkey earlier than intended without saying a word to the guide and didn’t even shake his hand.

The family of Steve Jobs’ step mother, Clara Jobs (nee Hagopian), emigrated to the United States from Malatya after the Armenian Genocide. Jobs have presumably had a good command of the Armenian language, although we cannot confirm that.

Vigen Avetisyan

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  • Turkish People stink of pig shit and the men look like 70's porn actors with those ridiculous mustaches and their women are uglier than goats!!!

  • Please, Don't write Muslims ... Arab Muslims saved Armenians ...and gave them Nationalities ...and are proud of Armenians living in their countries ...Arab Poets ...Suffered from Turks ...Many Arab poets Stanzed ..." You sons of Turks are never Muslims" they hanged their literates, poets, authors, honest politicians in May 6, 1916...
    Correct your statement and don't repeat once again ...
    Dr. Sylva

  • Please correct your site ..Don't use Muslims ...Turks are a savage godless race ...
    are Not Muslims are Turks ...

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