The struggle continues: Most recently a session was held in Germany, “certifying” that Turks committed the genocide of Armenians at the beginning of the last century and Turkey (Turks) were condemned. Turkey's response was harsh and it continues to oppose the decision. Germany is a country in which 3 million Turks reside and that has strong economic ties with Turkey. On the other hand, if such genocide did actually occur during World War I, then Germany, which was an ally of the Ottoman Empire, would have acknowledged such an incident. Therefore, it can be said that the Armenian genocide would have been a “practical,” “real” and “unique” rehearsal for Germany, which committed the Jewish genocide during World War II. But it seems that the German parliament has taken this risk. It seems that instead of burdening itself with such a crime against humanity, it is trying to find itself a partner in crime.