http://aydin.net/blog/2006/10/14/orhan-pamuk-wins-nobel-literature-prize/ Sat, 11 Oct 2008 11:15:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 http://aydin.net/blog/2006/10/14/orhan-pamuk-wins-nobel-literature-prize/#comment-79499 Tue, 13 Nov 2007 08:52:53 +0000 http://aydin.net/blog/2006/10/14/orhan-pamuk-wins-nobel-literature-prize/#comment-79499 This Nobel Prize given to Orhan Pamuk will be the first and last Nobel prize ever given to a Turkish citizen. This Nobel Prize given to Orhan Pamuk will be the first and last Nobel prize ever given to a Turkish citizen.

]]> http://aydin.net/blog/2006/10/14/orhan-pamuk-wins-nobel-literature-prize/#comment-34061 Sat, 10 Mar 2007 20:45:56 +0000 http://aydin.net/blog/2006/10/14/orhan-pamuk-wins-nobel-literature-prize/#comment-34061 This prize was big scam, a political setup, a Delphi plot well fused and well worked from the beginning to the end. This Nobel Prize given to Orhan Pamuk will be the first and last Nobel prize ever given to a Turkish citizen. It will never happen again. This prize was big scam, a political setup, a Delphi plot well fused and well worked from the beginning to the end. This Nobel Prize given to Orhan Pamuk will be the first and last Nobel prize ever given to a Turkish citizen. It will never happen again.

]]> http://aydin.net/blog/2006/10/14/orhan-pamuk-wins-nobel-literature-prize/#comment-7007 Sat, 14 Oct 2006 18:59:25 +0000 http://aydin.net/blog/2006/10/14/orhan-pamuk-wins-nobel-literature-prize/#comment-7007 [...] And ultimately, the discussion of freedom of expression is what is at the heart of this Turkish discussion. In fact most discussion of the Armenian Genocide bill has been in conjunction with the news of Turkish author Orhan Pamuk winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, and the reason for that was that not too long ago Orhan Pamuk was going to be put on trial for “Insulting Turkishness” for speaking out publically about the Armenian Genocide. Hakan Aydin from Aydin.net explains the political link between the Nobel Prize: Many people around the world claim that such is the case for Pamuk’s Nobel Prize, first Nobel Prize awarded to a Turk. Pamuk has been a candidate for Nobel prize since 2002 for his novels, but unfortunately, he is best known for being charged in Turkey for his aggressive stance on issues such as the Armenian claims of genocide: “30000 Kurds and 1 million Armenians were killed in this country and no one dares to talk about it except me”. [...] […] And ultimately, the discussion of freedom of expression is what is at the heart of this Turkish discussion. In fact most discussion of the Armenian Genocide bill has been in conjunction with the news of Turkish author Orhan Pamuk winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, and the reason for that was that not too long ago Orhan Pamuk was going to be put on trial for “Insulting Turkishness” for speaking out publically about the Armenian Genocide. Hakan Aydin from Aydin.net explains the political link between the Nobel Prize: Many people around the world claim that such is the case for Pamuk’s Nobel Prize, first Nobel Prize awarded to a Turk. Pamuk has been a candidate for Nobel prize since 2002 for his novels, but unfortunately, he is best known for being charged in Turkey for his aggressive stance on issues such as the Armenian claims of genocide: “30000 Kurds and 1 million Armenians were killed in this country and no one dares to talk about it except me”. […]

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