VOICED: Old wounds hurt as Armenia and Turkey plan reconciliation

The transcript discusses the historical trauma of an Armenian girl who lost her family during the Armenian Genocide by Ottoman Turks in WWI. It explores the complex emotions surrounding potential diplomatic ties between Armenia and Turkey, including fears and hopes for reconciliation. The debate over recognizing the genocide and its implications for Armenian identity and diaspora is highlighted. The possibility of opening borders and fostering understanding between the two nations is seen as a positive step by some, while others remain cautious.

What does the narrator suggest about the recognition of the genocide and its implications?

What are some of the hopes expressed regarding the opening of borders between Armenia and Turkey?