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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The Defense of Sasun – Western Armenia, 1904
In 1904, the Ottoman government determined to exterminate the Armenian population of Sasun, an Armenian-populated district in the former Siirt Sanjak in Bitlis Vilayet. In
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Sebastatsi Murad – One of the Heroes of the Armenian National Liberation Movement
Sebastatsi Murad (Murad Khrimian; Murad Hagopian; 1874 — 4 August 1918) was a prominent participant of the Armenian national liberation movement in the Ottoman Empire.
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The Dwelling of Gods – The Sacred Mount Ararat
From time to time, humanity is forced to review their apprehension of the surrounding world. For centuries, it has been considered that the humanity had
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The Zeytun Uprising – August 1862
On August 2, 1862, the Turks failed to seize Zeytun in spite of their numerical superiority. The Turks lost 2,000 soldiers and abandoned a plethora
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Azerbaijan, An Equivalent of Crime and Racism
Armenian officer Gurgen Margaryan was murdered in Budapest, Hungary, in 2004 during a three-month English course, a part of NATO’s Partnership for Peace program. At
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Massacre of Armenians in Baku – 1905 – Deja Vu
Clashes between Armenians and those who used to be called Caucasian Tatars (now known as Azerbaijanis) occurred in Baku on February 5, 1905. The public,
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Tamerlane and Geghard Monastery – The Legend of the Spear of Destiny
A 14th-century Turco-Mongol conqueror Tamerlane has achieved outstanding military success, conquering vast territories. However, he was yet to conquer Armenia. And thereby, he decided to
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Armenians Show Genetic Affinity with 32 Ethnic Groups
Recent studies conducted by the University of Oxford demonstrate that DNA analysis can uncover much more secrets of the origin of the human race than
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