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Armenian Philosophers of the Early Medieval Period

January 17, 2019 Vigen Avetisyan History, People

Among the most renowned medieval Armenian philosophers is Yeznik Koghbatsi (5th century). Koghbatsi, a representative of apologetics, was a student of Mesrop Mashtots, the creator

Turkey Is Built on the Property of Armenians – Henry S. Terio

January 16, 2019 Vigen Avetisyan People, World

Giving a speech at the global forum “Against the Crime of Genocide” in Yerevan, Professor Henry S. Terio – lecturer and dean of the Philosophy

The Goal of Operation Ring is to Clear Artsakh of Armenians – Inessa Burkova

January 16, 2019 Vigen Avetisyan History, People

Russian writer Inessa Burkova was one of the few human rights activists who told the truth about the tragedy of the Armenians of Artsakh deported

The Story of Hayrik Mkhitaryan – Bulanlugh, Mush, 1914 – Armenian Genocide

January 15, 2019 Vigen Avetisyan History, People

Hripsime Gasparyan tells the story of her grandfather. “I will tell the story of my father Hayrik Mkhitaryan’ grandfather’s family. Gaspar Mkhitaryan (born in 1881) and

Highest Degree of Diligence, the Main Trait of Armenians – US Congresswoman Anna Eshoo

January 14, 2019 Vigen Avetisyan People, World

“The highest degree of diligence is one of the distinguishing features of the Armenian people,” said US congresswoman from California Anna Eshoo in an interview

Khor Virap Against the Backdrop of Ararat – Photo’s History

January 13, 2019 Vigen Avetisyan Culture, People, World

At the age of 18, a Norwegian young man Christian Lindgren left school and began to travel the world in search of adventure, as well

I Look at the World in Armenian – William Saroyan

January 13, 2019 Vigen Avetisyan People

“I do not write in Armenian, but I look at the world in Armenian.” These are the words of famous William Saroyan, American prose writer

Anti-Armenian Racism in Azerbaijan is Felt Constantly – Michel Onfray

January 11, 2019 Vigen Avetisyan People

“In Azerbaijan, anti-Armenian racism is felt constantly – hysterical, reckless, passionate, and dangerous,” said French philosopher and prose writer Michel Onfray in an interview with

The Turks Boasted That They Shook the World with Their Barbarism – Julio Camba

January 9, 2019 Vigen Avetisyan People

Two essays by famous Spanish writer and journalist Julio Camba who condemned the Armenian Genocide of 1915 were republished by the Sevillian publishing house “Renaissance.”