YEREVAN, MAY 28, ARMENPRESS: The Turk, living in Germany, Kerem Oktay sent a letter to the Turkish website aykiridogrular.com, in which he expressed his intention to return the land, which belonged to him and his family, located in Turkey to Armenians. As reported by Armenpress, in his letter Kerem Oktay told that he was born in Mermerli village in Yerznka and now has been collecting information about his village.

“We got definite information that our village is an Armenian village. When I was a kid, I heard that two Armenian women lived there. I do not know who they were and why they lived in the village. Currently I am gathering information, but still I have not got anything clear”, - wrote the Turk in his letter.

“There are “remnants” in many parts of our village, which belong to Armenians. There two 3-4 meters high walls in the field. And when we were kids and scrambled up the wall, my mother always got angry saying not to climb up the wall, as it will be broken and that it belonged to the Armenians. And my mother always told me to collect all the stones, we found there, and put them at those walls”, - told Kerem Oktay. He stated that he intends to return his part of the land in the village to the legal owners. The Turk asked to send him information related to the Armenian Genocide committed in their village.

Yerznka is a city in the Western Armenia with a population of 107,175 people (Turks and Kurds) as of the information of 2000.