Culture7 April 2015
How Endangered is Western Armenian as a Language?, with video
Many Western Armenians who somehow survived the Armenian Genocide of 1915 ended up in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Palestine, Cyprus, Greece, France,
The archive
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171 pieces published since December 2013
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.
Diaspora19 March 2015
Armenian Church in Las Vegas & the HYE Riders?
No it’s not a scene from a famous TV show, yes it is an Armenian church, and yes it is H. E.
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
Diaspora8 January 2015
Armenians in Jerusalem (Things You Need To Know)
In the first century BC, Tigran the Great conquered Judea, captured thousands of Jews, and settled them in Armenia.
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.
Culture28 December 2014
Namus (Նամուս) first Armenian movie ever filmed in 1924, with video
Namus (Armenian: Նամուս, meaning “honor”) is a 1925 silent film by Hamo Beknazarian, based on Alexander Shirvanzade’s 1885 novel of the same name, which