BERLIN - Thousands of Turkish people attended the rally organized by the Talat Pasha Movement in German capital Berlin on Saturday to protest a decision made by the German parliament to recognize the so-called Armenian genocide.
The rally started from An der Urania avenue and ended in Ernst Reuter Square.
Speaking at the rally, Workers' Party leader Dogu Perincek said, ''no one can accuse Turkish people of massacring Armenian people. The recent decision made by the German parliament will play havoc with the friendly relations between the two countries. We call on German authorities to correct this serious mistake.''
Nearly 5 thousand Turkish people were in attendance at the rally.
They carried banners and photographs of Turkish diplomats who were killed by Armenian terrorists.