On April 24th, Turkey celebrates National Sovereignty Day to commemorate the founding of its government. April 24th is also a special day for Armenians, called Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. Some have lobbied to make this an official day in Turkey as well, but the Turkish government insists that this would distract from celebrating the founding of their country. For what other reason is the Turkish government MOST likely opposed to recognizing Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day?
A.
If they recognize the genocide, they might have to pay millions in reparations to descendants.
B.
There are not any Armenians who live in Turkey so it would not make sense to celebrate it in their nation.
C.
The current leader of Turkey was one of the men involved in the murder of millions of Armenian citizens.
D.
The Turkish government has true documentation to prove that there was no such thing as the Armenian genocide.