Being the largest historic-architectural complex of Prague, Clementinum – now the location of the Prague National Library – is a frequent location to host prestigious
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A Russian Expedition to Find Noah’s Ark in 2003
In early fall in 2003, a Russian expeditionary group climbed the site on Mount Ararat that could hold Noah’s Ark. The head of the expedition
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Patrik Baboumian – The World’s Strongest Vegan and The Strongest Man in Germany
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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An Exceptionally Rare Armenian Manuscript Featured in an American Museum
The American FineBooks Magazine some time ago reported that the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art of Kansas City had acquired an exceptionally rare manuscript written and
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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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The Town Hall is at the Intersection of Komitas and Armenia Streets – We are in Paris
“Could you please tell me how to reach the town hall?” asked the tourist a Parisian. “The town hall? It’s very simple, monsieur. Go straight
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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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Armenians and Basques – Similarities Between the Basque and Armenian Languages
In the late 19th century, English scientist Edward Spencer Dodgson, a well-known scholar of the Spanish Basque history, determined to learn the Armenian language in
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The Armenian Community of Mexico
Diplomatic relations between Armenia and Mexico were established fairly recently, to be precise, one month after the dissolution of the USSR. In spite of this,
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