Yanni Sevak was a German from an aristocratic family of a Prussian colonel. After the arrest and deportation of the Armenian intelligentsia on April 24,
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Ronald Reagan – The Armenian Genocide Declaration – April 1981
At this moment, Ronald Reagan is the only US president who kept his election promises regarding the fact of the Armenian Genocide in his declaration.
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Armenian Recipes at The Roots of the European Cuisine
Many European dishes are based on Armenian traditional recipes. According to culinary expert Sedrak Mamulyan, our compatriots, mostly settlers from the kingdom of Ani, had
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The Mystery of Stone Spheres Discovered in Artsakh
Strange stones were discovered in Artsakh recently. The Deputy Minister of Economy of the Republic Sergey Shahverdyan was the one to report about the unusual
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The Battle of King Abgar V with Herod the Great’s Army
Abgar (died ca. 40 AD), son of Arsham, acceded to the throne in the twentieth year of the reign of Arshavir, the king of the
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The Armenian Genocide in the Documents of the Allies of the Ottoman Empire
The Armenian Genocide marked the peak of the Turkish anti-Armenian state policy when the implementation of a predetermined program for the extermination of Armenians under
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The First Five Books in Armenian Published by Hakob Meghapart
The first publisher of books in Armenian was the priest Hakob Meghapart (Jacob the Sinner). It was between 1512 – 1513 when his publishing house
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December 7 – Remembrance Day of the Spitak Earthquake’s Victims in Armenia
At 11:41 AM on December 7, 1988, a devastating earthquake nearly razed the Armenian cities of Spitak, Gyumri (Leninakan), and Vanadzor (Kirovakan). Strong vibrations were
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Ara Yeritsyan – Risking His Life to Save Jews
After seeing a huge number of Jews sent to Auschwitz from Hungary, Ara Yeritsyan (Jeretzian, February 23, 1918 – January 1, 2010) came up with
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