The Karabakh people were waiting for a helicopter with reinforcements. A landing platform had been prepared at the edge of the forest, and Arkady Ter-Tadevosyan
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The Assassination of Traitor Vahe Ihsan – “The Will of the Martyrs” – Arshavir Shirakian
I left the house with the intention of completing the case today at any cost. It was still very early and the street was deserted.
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The Descendants of Armenians of Musa Dagh Found the Grave of the Admiral Who Had Saved Their Ancestors from Death
In Saint-Chamond on May 5, 2010, a memorial ceremony was held for Admiral Louis Dartige du Fournet. In 1915, he organized the evacuation of the
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Yanni Sevak: “I Will Bring Up My Son So That He Avenges His Father on the Germans”
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 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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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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Rustam Raza – Armenian – Napoleon’s Mamluk
No matter where Napoleon Bonaparte went to bed – in the Paris Tuileries or in the royal palace in some of the European capitals –
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