Wolfgang Gust

Wolfgang Gust (born 9 April 1935 in Hanover) is a German journalist, historian, author and chief of heading for magazine Der Spiegel.

[1] He studied Romanistik in Freiburg, Bonn and Toulouse (France) and marketing and management in Hamburg.

Gust examined the publication by Protestant minister Johannes Lepsius of documents of the German foreign office related to Armenian genocide and disclosed various omissions and falsifications that covered for German responsibility.

He published the wording of the original documents, including English translation, as well as the individual manipulations in armenocide.net in co-operation with its wife in March 2000.

Wolfgang Gust has received the Garbis Papazian prize, given to support non-Armenians who contribute to the propagation of Armenian causes.

The historian Wolfgang Gust signing his book about the Armenian genocide , in Mülheim, Germany .