Libya’s Interim Government recognized the Armenian Genocide on April 24, 2020, for the second year in a row. On April 19, 2019 the provisional government had issued a similar recognition. While this recognition may surprise many people because there is hardly a single Armenian living in Libya, there are, however, geopolitical
On May 19, 2020, in Yerevan in Tsitsernakaberd, an action was held in memory of the victims of the Pontic Greek Genocide by Turkey. The ceremony was attended by: military attache of the Embassy of Greece in Armenia Simaiakis Dimosthenis, representatives of the Greek community, Armenian freedom fighters and military personnel.
After the end of the First World War, at the Paris Peace Conference from January 18, 1919 to January 21, 1920, treaties were prepared, which were subsequently signed by the states that won the war along with the defeated states. This treaty system was
KOCHARI Armenian victory dance at the walls of the Reichstag on May 9, 1945 *** Վավերագրական կադրեր, թե ինչպես են հայ զինվորները պարում են հաղթական ՔՈՉԱՐԻ պարը Ռեղստագի պատերի մոտ 1945 թվականի մայիսի 9-ին *** Военная кинохроника запечатлела уникальные кадры, как армянские воины танцуют Победный танец КОЧАРИ у стен Рейхстага 9 мая 1945 год
The war veterans of Armenia are holding a march of honor at the Victory Park Memorial in Yerevan To note, earlier in the park, the country’s political elite paid tribute to the participants of the Great Victory in World War II and of the Artsakh liberation war.
We travel abroad and visit various communities of the Armenian diaspora, but we do not consider assistance to repatriation to be our priority. Zareh Sinanyan, the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs of Armenia, stated this Thursday at the sitting of the National Assembly Standing Committee on Science, Education, Culture, Diaspora, Youth and
29 years ago, under the direct organization and coordination of the central authorities of the USSR and Azerbaijan, a large-scale operation ‘Koltso’ (‘Ring’) was carried out to deport the Armenian population of the borderline villages of Artsakh. This bloody operation ultimately transferred the Azerbaijan-Karabakh conflict to the military plane, initiating the subsequent full-scale aggression of …
The two nations that should be leading public commemoration of the Armenian Genocide are not among them, the two nations are Turkey and Israel, said Marc David Baer, a Professor of International History at the London School of Economics and Political Science. His article was published on Haaretz.
