In 1983 , the Turkish Historical Association ( an organization linked to Armenian Genocide denial ) published a now discredited work titled " Ermenilerce Talat Pasa ’ ya Atfedilen Telgraflarin Gercek Yüzü " by Şinasi Orel and Süreyya Yuca . In the introduction to " The Talat Pasha Telegrams : Historical Fact or Armenian Fiction " , its English-language edition published in 1985 , Orel and Yuca wrote that the term " genocide " and the term " massacres " were being wrongly applied to characterize the Armenian Genocide ( which its authors describe as an Armenian " claim " and a " calumny directed against Turkey " ) , and that the documents contained within The Memoirs of Naim Bey were forgeries that had been , for more than 60 years , used as the basis for those charges of genocide and massacre . The French historian Yves Ternon who convened at the 1984 Permanent Peoples ' Tribunal contends that these telegrams however , '' " were authenticated by experts … but they were sent back to Andonian in London and lost . " '' Historian Vahakn N. Dadrian argued in 1986 that the points brought forth by Turkish historians are misleading and countered the discrepancies they raised
Armenian Genocide
Armenian Genocide
The Memoirs of Naim Bey