History7 March 2016
The First Armenian Woman Diplomat in The World (Diana Abgar)
In 1920 Diana Abgar (Diana Anahit Aghabek Abgarian, her baptismal name was Gayane) was appointed consul general of the Republic of Armenia in Japan and
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29 pieces in this section
History12 February 2016
12,000 year old massive underground tunnels are real and stretch from Scotland to Western Armenia
Is it possible that ancient cultures were interconnected thousands of years ago?
History26 July 2015
Five Armenian Heroes Sacrificed Their Lives for Genocide Recognition, with video
On the morning of July 27, 1983, Five Armenian heroes from Lebanon, members of the Armenian Revolutionary Army, headed to the Turkish Embassy in Lisbon,
History4 June 2015
Tigrane The Great Immortalized in 24 Operas Composed about Him, with video
This a little reminder to Armenians who take pride in being called so, and good news especially to music and opera lovers.
Diaspora27 March 2015
Fresno Ararat Cemetery Honors Tehlirian, Saroyan and Zoravar Antranik
The First Armenian to have ever set foot in America was John Martin in 1618. He came from Persia and brought silkworms and Tobacco with him.
History6 February 2015
Kim Kardashian Ancestors Fled Armenia to Avoid the Looming Genocide
When I was growing up, we had some friends with the last name Kardashian. They had three beautiful girls and the eldest was called Angela.
History31 January 2015
Who Are The Hemshin People? (Traditions, Vardavar), with video
The Hemshin people (Armenian: Համշէնցիներ Hamshentsiner, are a diverse group of people who, in the past or present, have been affiliated with the Hemşin
History11 January 2015
The Hamidian Massacres in Diyarbekir (How Many Died)
The Hamidian massacres also referred to as the Armenian Massacres of 1894–1896, and Great Massacres, refer to massacres of Armenians of the Ottoman Empire in
History7 January 2015
The History of Tigranakert? (Diyarbakir)
Diyarbakir is a city in southeastern Turkey. It’s located on the shores of the Tigris River.