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          Hrant Dink was assassinated 11 years ago in front of the Sebat Building which used to house the Agos Newspaper....

          Dink was born in the city of Malatya in Turkey, but within a few years his family migrated to Istanbul as did most of the remaining Armenian.

        1. Dink was born in the city of Malatya in Turkey, but within a few years his family migrated to Istanbul as did most of the remaining Armenian.
        2. He studied mathematics at the University of Wisconsin and earned his medical degree from Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
        3. Hrant Dink was assassinated 11 years ago in front of the Sebat Building which used to house the Agos Newspaper.
        4. The Conference on Islamized Armenians, which is organized by Hrant Dink Foundation with the cooperation of Boğaziçi University History Deparment and.
        5. On November 20 and 21, the Hrant Dink Foundation in Istanbul held the latest in a series of groundbreaking historical conferences.

          6. Hrant Dink

          Editor-in-chief of the Armenian newspaper AGOS, published in Turkey
          Date of Birth: 15.09.1954
          Country: Turkey

          Content:
          1. Biography of Hrant Dink
          2. Advocating for Armenian Genocide
          3. Challenges and Condemnation
          4. Ambivalence and Resilience
          5. Assassination and Aftermath

          Biography of Hrant Dink

          Hrant Dink was born in 1954 in the city of Malatya in southeastern Turkey.

          He was a citizen of Turkey and a representative of the Armenian diaspora in the country. In 1996, Dink founded the bilingual weekly newspaper Agos, which is published in Turkish and Armenian, and became its chief editor.

          Advocating for Armenian Genocide

          Dink became known as one of the authors who raised the issue of the Armenian Genocide committed by the Turks during the First World War.

          The journalist disputed the official Turkish version of history, which claimed that the mass killing of the Armenian population was a result of the hardships of war and internal armed conflicts, rather than a