According to History Professor Salim Cöhce from the İnönü University in Turkey, about 600 thousand Armenians, mostly children, were converted to Islam only in 1915
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The Last Photo of Ashot II Yerkat’s Grave
The grave of the Armenian King Ashot II Yerkat (the Iron) has been retained up until 1920. Now, not a single stone remains from it.
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The Anniversary of the Self-Defense of Musa Dagh Commemorated in Istanbul
According to the newspaper “Agos”, the anniversary of the battle of Musa Dagh was celebrated in the Church of Saint Gregory the Illuminator in Istanbul.
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New Book About the Kingdom of Van (Urartu) Published in Iran
A new book about the Kingdom of Van (Urartu) titled “Urartian hieroglyphic inscriptions from Iran” was published recently in Iran. “Urartian hieroglyphic inscriptions from Iran”,
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Forty Armenian Orphans in the Imperial Orchestra of Ethiopia – 1925
This photo taken in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in 1925 depicts the imperial brass band comprising of 40 Armenian orphans who had survived the Armenian Genocide
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Erdogan’s Ban on Apple Products is Connected with Steve Jobs Recognition of the Armenian Genocide
On August 22, 2018, the American Foreign Policy magazine published an article about the problems of the economy of Turkey, particularly those concerning the Turkish
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The Basin of the Euphrates Filled with the Bones of Armenians – Photo from the National Archives of Norway
A photography kept in the National Archives of Norway shows an Armenian with the surname Papazian standing in a Syrian desert near the Euphrates River.
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The Turks Destroyed History in the Fortress of Van in Western Armenia
During the so-called restoration works, the historic fortress in the city of Van (Western Armenia, present-day Turkey) built in the era of the Kingdom of
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Desecration of an Armenian Cemetery on Akhtamar Island, Western Armenia
The Turkish government encourages the desecration of an ancient Armenian cemetery. Only four years ago, church services were carried out in the Cathedral of Holy
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