As Patrik Baboumian acknowledges, refusing to eat meat didn’t negatively impact his capabilities. On the contrary, he became even stronger. Patrik Baboumian, a German strongman
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While This Monster Was Alive, My Oath Wouldn’t Let Me Be at Peace – Soghomon Tehlirian
On March 15, 1921, in Berlin, Soghomon Tehlirian assassinated Talaat Pasha, one of the criminals responsible for the 1915 Armenian Genocide. “Painfully focused on the
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A Colombian Artist Filled with Love to Armenia – Natalia Lambrada Zapata
Natalia Lambrada Zapata is a young Colombian artist whose works are entirely devoted to Armenia, its history, culture, and, of course, its people. The paintings
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General-Major David Delianov – Participant of the 1812 Great Patriotic War
In the military gallery of the Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg, among the 332 portraits of generals – participants of the 1812 – 14 war
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History of Armenians in Israel
A small share of the Armenian Diaspora dwells in Israel. Most of the Israeli Armenians lives in the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem. However, there are
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Sara Corning – Savior of 5,000 Armenian Orphans – 1922 Smyrna Massacre
Between the neighborhoods Parkwoods and Pleasant View in Toronto, right beside the Ontario Highway 401 stands the Armenian Church of Saint Maria, the Armenian community
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Captain Mosesov – A Hero of the First Republic of Armenia
The story of captain Mosesov (Gurgen Ter-Movsisian) isn’t covered that much because he factually refused to carry out an order of his commanders. But in
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There is Nothing Coincidental in Chess – Tigran Petrosian
“I am deeply assured that there is nothing coincidental in chess, though it still remains just a game,” said the ninth World Chess Champion, Armenian
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Zabelle Boyajian – Armenian-British Painter, Writer, and Translator
70 years ago, Zabelle Boyajian, the daughter of Thomas Boyajian, the British Vice-Council in Diyarbakir and Harput, and Catherine Rogers, the descendant of an English
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