During the 44-day war of Azerbaijan against the Armenian Republic of Artsakh, (Nagorno-Karabakh) in the autumn of 2020, Azerbaijan committed many crimes against the Armenians. These include the indiscriminate shelling of Artsakh, the torture and murder of civilians, and the deliberate destruction of Armenian patrimony, among others. The Azeri forces used cluster munitions against the civilian population …
At the Spitak cemetery, among hundreds of graves with the same date of death – December 7, 1988 – there is one without a cross, a star, or a photograph. There is only one name on the monument: Juja. During a terrible earthquake that claimed the lives of 25,000 people, Juja, an ordinary mongrel, did …
Grave of a dog in the cemetery of the city of Spitak Read More »
Frankly, I am tired of the ignorance of the Western art world that misattributes Armenian art to others or classifies it as Islamic. Here is the official description of this Robe: “From the collection of the Courtauld Gallery’s renowned collection of Islamic metalwork a medieval woven silk and gold thread robe. It was crafted in …
Misclassification of Armenian art as Islamic, On the ignorance of the Western art world Read More »
From the book of memoirs of General Alexander Lebed, who during the days of the earthquake in Armenia was in the capital of Azerbaijan, the city of Baku: “On the evening of December 7, according to the Vremya program, it was announced that there was a colossal earthquake in Armenia … The exact number of …
On 22 November 1920, the Arbitration decision of Woodrow Wilson was made. The text of the Arbitration Decision, which included detailed maps and other documents, was signed by the President of the United States on November 22, 1920, and already on December 6, 1920, President Woodrow Wilson signed and certified with the state seal of …
Costume sketches of survivors of the Armenian Genocide who found refuge in Armenia. Vardges Surenyants by Armenians And Armenia
Tigranakert (Tigranocerta now Diyarbakir – Western Armenia) is one of the capitals of Great Armenia In 77 BC p.m., Ancient Armenian king Tigran II decided to build a new capital on this place – Tigranakert. According to Tigran, the city was supposed to become a new center of Armenian culture and civilization. The city would …
Tigranakert, is one of the capitals of Great Armenia Read More »
Daniel Varujan (Chpugkyaryan Daniel) (1884-1915) was an Armenian poet, literary and social figure. The founder of Armenian symbolism. The victim of the 1915 genocide. Was born in a s Brgnik (Sivassky is flying). He was educated in Armenian educational institutions in Constantinople, at the Mkhitarist School in Venice, and the University of Ghent (Belgium). He …
By Ümit Kurt. A Turk’s discovery that Armenians once thrived in his hometown leads to a groundbreaking investigation into the local dynamics of genocide. Ümit Kurt, born and raised in Gaziantep, Turkey, was astonished to learn that his hometown once had a large and active Armenian community. The Armenian presence in Aintab, the city’s name …
The Armenians of Aintab -The Economics of Genocide in an Ottoman Province Read More »
10-year old Menua hid the broom behind his back when he saw me point my camera at him. He was running around the Avan Cathedral with a group of friends looking up to see where the drone buzz was coming from. While the drone was capturing the magnificent view of the Tsiranavor (meaning apricot-colored) Church in …