Bedros Sevadjian was born in Antep (now Gaziantep, Turkey), Ottoman Empire, in 1918. His father Avetis Sevadjian had been a successful trader working in Ethiopia.
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Noravank Monastery – Armenia
The 13th-century Noravank Monastery is located 122 km from Yerevan in a narrow canyon of the Amaghu River near the town of Yeghegnadzor, Vayots Dzor
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Tigran the Great – Interior and Foreign Policies
Tigran the Great (140 – 55 BC) was a King of Greater Armenia and its most successful ruler. Under his reign in 95 – 55
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Helenendorf – City of Germans and Armenians
The city of Helenendorf (now Goygol, Azerbaijan) has been the destination of those who were tired from the heat of their cities in the summer
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Murders of Armenians in Ottoman Turkey and the Genocide
Systematic killings and deportations of Armenians from their historical territories began on April 24, 1915, by the order of the Ottoman government. Hundreds of public
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Gladzor Monastery – Vayots Dzor, Armenia
Gladzor Monastery (otherwise known as Tanaat or Tanade) lies in 7 km from the village of Vernashen in Vayots Dzor Province, Armenia. The first mention
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Rubina Areshian, a Woman Who Committed an Attempt on Sultan Abdul Hamid
Each era bears its own heroes who one way or another become the symbols of that era. With time, the apprehension of individuals and events
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The Paulician Movement in the West of Armenia
The Paris Commune (18 March – 28 May, 1871) is considered the first historical example of a socialistic state. But we want to tell you
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Plunder of the Armenian Apostolic Church by the Decree of Russian Tsar Nicholas II – 1903
Armenian artist Vardges Surenyants’ painting depicted Armenian Catholicos Mkrtich A Vanetsi (Mkrtich Khrimian, 1820 – 1907) when the latter was receiving the decree of the
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