On April 10, 2025, the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome hosted a conference titled “Christianity in Azerbaijan: History and Modernity.” It was organized by the Baku International Multiculturalism Center, the Bakikhanov Institute of History and Ethnology of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan, the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan to the Holy See, and the Albanian-Udi Christian Religious Community.
This event served not as an academic endeavor but as a platform for pseudo-scholarly revisionism. It advanced state-sponsored narratives aimed at erasing the historical presence of the Armenian Church and appropriating its monuments by falsely attributing them to the ancient Caucasian Albanians—an entirely different people unrelated to modern Albanians of Europe. The true aim was clear: to delegitimize the indigenous roots of Armenians and portray them as foreign to their own ancestral lands.
The papers presented were part of a well-documented, decades-long propaganda campaign aimed at distorting the millennia-old legacy of the Armenian Church—on Armenian soil now occupied by a regime with a proven record of cultural eradication. These falsifications are far from being benign errors of scholarship but stand as deliberate acts of historical aggression. They come less than two years after Azerbaijan’s nine-month inhuman blockade and then genocidal assault on Nagorno-Karabakh in September 2023, which resulted in the ethnic cleansing of 120,000 indigenous Christian Armenians. This atrocity followed the 44-Day War of 2020, when Azerbaijan, supported by foreign mercenaries affiliated with ISIS and Al-Qaeda, launched an unprovoked offensive targeting civilians and religious sites—including the Ghazanchetsots Cathedral in Shushi.
Azerbaijan’s assault on Armenian cultural heritage is nothing new. It is part of a long-standing policy of cultural genocide modeled on Turkey’s example that has been carried out everywhere on its territory. The most outstanding examples were offered between 1990 and 2009, when some 10,000 khachkars—sacred Armenian cross-stones—were razed in Julfa, Nakhichevan, in what UNESCO and scholars have called one of the worst acts of cultural destruction in the 21st century.
What makes this episode uniquely alarming is the Vatican’s glaring complicity. The conference enjoyed the full knowledge—and in some cases, participation—of high-ranking Vatican officials. These included Fr. Mark Lewis, S.J., Rector of the Pontifical Gregorian University; Cardinal Claudio Gugerotti, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Eastern Churches; and Bishop Vladimir Fekete, Prefect of the Apostolic Prefecture of Azerbaijan.
The Pontifical Gregorian University has said that it was not involved in any way in the organization of the conference, nor did it grant any patronage or any collaboration. No academic authority or professor of the Pontifical Gregorian University delivered greetings, lectures or attended the event. The university has said that it merely rented the classroom.
Although the University maintains that it merely rented the auditorium, the prominent display of the Vatican and Azerbaijani flags on stage unmistakably lends the event the appearance of official sponsorship.
While Azerbaijan’s use of denialist propaganda is expected, it is unacceptable that such revisionism was allowed to take root within a major academic institution of the Holy See. Conferences like this have long been staged in Baku for propaganda purposes, and this happened to be the twelfth conference on the subject. But to host one in Rome, under the Vatican’s auspices, lends a false legitimacy to lies that serve a genocidal agenda.
In a letter sent to the conference, Cardinal Gugerotti—himself a noted Armenologist— shamefully parroted Azerbaijani regime talking points. He made no mention of the hundreds of Armenian churches, cemeteries, and cultural monuments under occupation or the regime’s current efforts to erase their Armenian identity. Instead, he sang the praises of Azerbaijan.
“Azerbaijan, a crossroads of peoples and faiths, is an ancient land on which a Christian tradition was preserved that has its roots in the era of Caucasian Albania,” Cardinal Gugerotti wrote. “The sacred monuments, churches, manuscripts and memories of the whole represent not only artistic testimonies, but tangible expressions of the soul of a people who knew how to honor God in a variety of forms and in the faithfulness of their faith.”
The conference itself was cloaked in secrecy, announced publicly only the day before it occurred. Its proceedings were not made available online, nor was any list of speakers or participants published—an affront to all norms of transparency in academic life. This deliberate opacity suggests that both organizers and Vatican officials were fully aware of the conference’s disingenuous objectives and sought to minimize public scrutiny.
This event is part of Azerbaijan’s relentless campaign of cultural genocide, following the ethnic cleansing of Artsakh and state-sponsored hate speech calling for the erasure of Armenia. The regime’s rhetoric—referring to the Republic of Armenia as “Western Azerbaijan”—is not empty talk. It is paired with a systematic policy of violence, denial, and erasure, backed by a military and financial apparatus committed to Armenophobia.
The Vatican’s decision to collaborate with such a regime is not just a moral failure—it is an alarming betrayal of its own foundational values. It is a grave scandal that undermines the Holy See’s credibility as a voice for peace, justice, and the dignity of persecuted peoples. It also betrays the profound spiritual and historical bonds that have long united the Armenian people and the Catholic Church. That bond is now threatened by political expediency and material gain: the Vatican has cultivated increasingly close financial ties with the authoritarian regime of Azerbaijan in recent years. As documented by IrpiMedia, Azerbaijan has funded restoration projects at the Roman catacombs, the Vatican Museums, the Vatican Apostolic Library, and even St. Peter’s Basilica. In February 2020, Mehriban Aliyeva—spouse of Ilham Aliyev and Vice President of Azerbaijan—was awarded the Order of Pope Pius IX, the highest Papal order of knighthood. The Vatican’s decision to honor the representative of such a regime has rightly provoked international outrage.
The involvement of senior Vatican officials in an act that effectively legitimizes cultural genocide against Armenia—the world’s first Christian nation—is a demonstration of profound moral bankruptcy. It stands in stark contradiction to the core Christian values of justice, truth, and solidarity, as well as the historic fraternal ties that have long united the Armenian people and the Holy See.
We, the undersigned, call on the international community to unequivocally condemn the Vatican’s decision to host this conference on the premises of the Pontifical Gregorian University—in the wake of the brutal ethnic cleansing of 120,000 Christian Armenians.
Furthermore, we urge the Armenian Apostolic, Catholic, and Protestant Churches, along with their parishes around the world, the Armenian government, institutions both in Armenia and throughout the Diaspora, and all Armenian organizations and political parties globally, to take a firm and united stand: declare Cardinal Claudio Gugerotti, Fr. Mark Lewis, and Bishop Vladimir Fekete personae non gratae. Through their participation in, or complicity with, this act of historical falsification and moral betrayal, they have forfeited any standing or welcome among the Armenian faithful. They must not be permitted to set foot in Armenia, nor be received in any Armenian church, institution, or community.
This is not merely a political or academic issue—it is a moral and spiritual crisis. Silence and inaction are no longer options.
We, the undersigned,
1 Dr. Bedros Der Matossian University of Nebraska-Lincoln
2 Avedis Hadjian
3 Dr. Vartan Matiossian
4 Dr. Alain Navarra-Navassartian
5 Konstantinos Takirtakoglou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
6 Dr. Arsene Saparov, Rabdan Academy
7 Dr. Pietro A. Shakarian, National Research University–Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg
8 Gregory Aftandilian
9 Dr. Naira Sahakyan, American University of Armenia
10 Dr. Suren Manukyan, Armenian Genocide Museum & Institute
11 Christina Maranci, Harvard University
12 Prof. Talinn Grigor, University of California, Davis
13 Lucine Kasbarian, Independent journalist
14 Christine Hovhannisyan
15 Carlos Antaramián, El Colegio de Michoacán
16 Liza Yessaian
17 David Boyajian, Journalist, investigative reporter
18 David Davidian, Lecturer, American University of Armenia
19 Stephan Pechdimaldji
20 Vic Gerami, Truth And Accountability League (TAAL)
21 Mihran Toumajan, Advisory Board, Global ARM
22 Raffi Setian
23 Bedros Yessaian
24 Hrip Ashjian
25 Dr. Ashley Bozian, St. John’s University
26 Sonia Sanan Kiledjian
27 Raffi Ajemian
28 Prof. Lee E. Patterson, Eastern Illinois University
29 Harold Takooshian, Fordham University
30 Houri Berberian, University of California, Irvine
31 Madlen Avetyan
32 Odett Zeynalyan
33 Arthur Bakirciyan
34 Marianne Mkrtchian, Fordham University
35 Sima Aprahamian, Ph.D., Concordia University
36 Dr. Onnik Kiremitlian, University of Louvain-la-Neuve
37 Thomas Hovagim, Dir. of POPPA
38 Philippe Sahak Sukiasyan, Enseignant retraité France – Lyon 3 et Institut catholique de Paris
39 Vahram L. Shemmassian, California State University, Northridge
40 Seta Kabranian-Melkonian, University of Alaska
41 Sergio La Porta, California State University, Fresno
42 Dr. Viken Tufenkjian Independent scholar
43 Prof. Lerna Ekmekcioglu Massachusetts Institute of Technology
44 Dr. Elyse Semerdjian Clark University
45 Dr. Hagop Kouloujian University of California, Los Angeles
46 Aram Arkun
47 Tsolak Abdalian
48 Dr. Roberta Ervine
49 Taniel Tufenkjian Project Manager
50 Kevork Yazedjian (PhD History) Researcher, editor, Yerevan
51 Michael Stone Professor of Armenian Studies
52 Péter Kiss Martin-Luther-Universitat Halle-Wittenberg
53 Dr. Armen Petrosyan Institute of Archaelogy and Ethnography
54 Dr. Hovhannes Hakobyan Yerevan State University
55 Tigran Zargaryan Fundamental Scientific Library, NAS RA
56 Dr. Anna Aleksanyan UCLA
57 Tatevik Tamazyan The Naitonal Library of Armemia
58 Harut Sassounian Publisher, California Courier
59 Dr. Harutyun Marutyan AGMI
60 Vicken Cheterian Universite de Geneve
61 Albert ten Kate Netherlands
62 Bernard Outtier CNRS France
63 Dr. Tsolin Nalbantian Leiden University
64 Dr. Vahram Ter-Matevosyan American University of Armenia
65 Dr. Sossie Kasbarian University of Sterling
66 Igor Dorfmann-Lazarev University of Sofia
67 István Perczel Central European University, Vienna
68 Sona Grigoryan University of Vienna, CEU
69 Veronika Džugan Hermanova University of Florence
70 Zuzana Urbanová Masaryk University
71 Yeghia Tashjian American University of Beirut
72 Tigrane Yegavian Schiller International University (Paris)
73 Kristine Grigoryan KU Leuven
74 Prof. Robin Meyer Universite de Lausanne
75 Ioanna Rapti EPHE, University PSL
76 Dr. Varak Ketsemanian American University of Beirut
77 Dr. Marina Bazzani Oxford
78 Prof. Dr. Cornelia Horn Martin-Luther-Universitat Halle-Wittenberg
79 Dr. Robert Phenix Jr. Martin-Luther-Universitat Halle-Wittenberg
80 Margarita Khakhanova Masaryk University
81 Patrick Donabédian Aix-Marseille Universite
82 Prof. Dr. Armenuhi Drost Halle Germany
83 Dr. Victoria Abrahamyan University of Geneva
84 Haroutioun Khatchadourian Independent researcher
85 Matthew Ari Jendian, Ph.D. California State University, Fresno
86 Diana Ghazaryan Pázmány Péter Catholic University
87 Prof. Robert Der Merguerian Aix-Marseille University
88 Fr. Garegin Aghababyan Paroisse de Chaville
89 Dr. Aram Kerovpyan Akn Center, Paris
90 Virginia Kerovpyan Musician
91 Dr. Arsen Arzumanyan Researcher
92 Bati Chétanian Aix-Marseille University
93 Noïem Thomas Post-sovier studies graduate student
94 Dr. Gohar Haroutiounian Anthropologist of religion
95 Tatève Thomas Comparative literature stduent
96 Dr. Levon Marashlian Glendale Community College
97 Dr. Gayane Shagoyan Institute of Archaeelogy and Ethnography
98 Anahit Ohanyan State Academy of Fine Arts of Armenia
99 Dr. Ruth Gornandt University of Oxford
100 Dr. David Zakarian California State University, Fresno
101 Arpine Avetisyan Matendaran
102 Jean O. Meguerditchian Retired government official and consultant
103 Polina Ivanova Harvard University
104 Gabriele Damm
105 Dr. Felipe Morales Carbonell
106 Mari Firkatian University of Hartford
107 Michael Martin Damm Evangelical Lutheran Pastor (retired), Germany
108 Dr. Anna Ohanyan Stonehill College, USA
109 Dr. Vahe Sahakyan University of Michigan-Dearborn
110 Archbishop Norvan Zakarian Former Primate, Armenian Diocese of France
111 Carine Sukiasyan Assistant, Issy-Les-Moulineaux, France
112 David Barsamian Journalist, radio broadcaster
113 Mariam Dadyan American University of Armenia
114 Alessandro Orengo University of Pisa
115 Dr. Zohrab Gevorgyan NAS RA & American University of Armenia
116 Dr. Rachele Zanone University of Foreighers of Siena
117 Sona Haroutyunian CA’ Foscari University of Venice
118 Anahit Safaryan University of Vienna
119 Dr. Stephen B. Riegg Texas A&M University
120 Dr. Thomas Simsarian Dolan Emory University
121 Shant Kazanjian
122 Mario D’Ambrosi University of Salerno
123 Hripsime Dayan Yerevan State University
124 Anna Di Toro University for Foreigners of Siena
125 Walter Scolese Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
126 Pierluigi Lanfranchi Aix-Marseille University
127 Tatevik Baghdasaryan Yerevan statte University
128 Fabio Coden University of Verona
129 Olga Vardazaryan
130 Lucine Karjian
131 Dr. Sylvie Merian
132 Nelli G. Manucharyan NAS RA, Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography
133 Garbis Korajian
134 Carlo Busini University of Foreigners of Perugia
135 Nelli Hakobyan Musical Muances School of Musec, Rome-New York
136 Inga Dudukchyan National Univeristy of Architecture PhD student at Matendadaran
137 Aida Haroutiounian Yerevan State University
138 Hans-Lukas Kieser University of Zurich and University of Newcastle
139 Dr. Shushan Khachatryan Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute
140 Dr. Hayk Hakobyan Matendaran, Institute of Archaeology and Ethnoghraphy
141 Dr. Artyom H. Tonoyan Hamline University
142 Dr. Dikran M. Kaligian
143 Argam Ayvazyan
144 Monica Arzumanyan National Gallery of Armenia
145 Mannig Georgelin
146 Dr. Diana Gabrielyan Catholic University of America, Musical Nuances
147 Lusine Sargsyan Matenadaran
148 Antoon De Baets Unniversity of Groningen
149 Heghine Mkrtchyan
150 Karen Jallatyan Leibniz Institute (GWZO), Leipzig
151 Piruza Hayrapetyan. Central European University (Vienna)
152 Lilit Martirosyan. Center for Human Rights and Genocide Studies NGO
153 Gagik Hakobyan. Mechanical technician, Yerevan-Rome
154 Sophie Khachatryan
155 Gevorg S. Kazaryan Dr. of Theology, University of Athene
156 Anahit A. Hakobjanyan. Lecturer, Yerevan State University (Bryusuv)
157 Dr. Jos van Beurden. Independent senior researcher
158 Thomas Notz. Lecturer, Pedagogical University Bern
159 Dr. Sipke de Hoop. University of Groningen
160 Piruza Khalapyan. Photographer, 4Plus Documentary Center
161 César Augusto Duque. University of Rosario, Bogota, Colombia Sanchez
162 Frédéric Clavert University of Luxembourg
163 Donald Heian
164 Dr. Zareh Dervichian Geologist
165 Mary Ellen H. Schmider MN State University Moorhead, Graduate Dean Emerita
166 Tom van der Geugten VU University Amsterdam
167 Frits Zwart Nederlands Muziek Instituut
168 Marian Mesrobian hMacCurdy Ithaca College, Professor Emerita
169 Peter Gunther Archivist (retired)
170 Jonathan Gorman Emeritus Professor of Moral Philosophy
171 Alex Dekker Historian
172 Joanna Wojdon University of Wrocław, Poland
173 Dr. Sunday Abraham Ogunode
174 Vassiliki Sakka Association for History Education in Greece
175 Dr. Ani Kalayjian ATOP Meaningful World
176 Peter Stansky Stanford University
177 Maria Grever Erasmus University Rotterdam
178 Dmitry Dubrovskiy Charles University, Prague
179 Hans Gutbrod Ilia State University, Tbilisi, Georgia
180 Gabriel Andreescu West University, Timișoara
181 Ezio Albrile Independent scholar
182 Anahid Samikyan
183 Melanie Keledjian Inalco, Paris
184 Stephan Fauve École normale supérieure, Paris
185 Vassilios Paipais University of St Andrews
186 Gohar Grigoryan University of Florence, University of Fribourg
187 Anton Khvostov Human rights activist, Russia
188 Adrien Palladino Masaryk University, Brno
189 Dr. Hasmik Kirakosyan Matenadaran, “Geghard”
190 Fr. Haykazun (Vahan) Sahakyan. Gevorkian Theological Seminary
191 Willem Victor Sopacua
192 John Braithwaite Australian National University
193 Nélida Boulgourdjian University of Tres de Febrero, Argentina
194 Margarit Karapetjan Arzach.eu
195 Dr. Tamar Boyadjian Stanford University
196 Dr. Mikhail Nemtsev “Kovcheg bez granits” School
197 Prof. Simon Chu University of Hong Kong
198 Dr. Carol PattersonMartineau
199 Prof. Pierpaolo Faggi University of Padova (retired)
200 Vartouchka Samuelian INALCO, Paris
201 Rubina Peroomian, Ph.D.
202 Ara Sanjian University of Michigan-Dearborn
203 Gijs van Gaans
204 Benoît-Michel Tock. Université de Strasbourg
205 Giovanni Filoramo Accademia delle Scienze, Torino
206 Dr. Sanne van der KaaijGandhi BIS, Mumbai
207 Yulia Antonyan Yerevan State University
208 Elia Franchetto
209 Prof. Ruben Safrastyan Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA
210 Annalisa Moraschi Masaryk University, Brno
211 Rouben Galichian Cartologist, Hon. Dr., NAS Armenia
212 Prof. Lilit Meliksetyan Russian-Armenian University
213 Damien Coulon. Université de Strasbourg
214 Elena Novozhilova
215 Hanno Brand Historian, Fryske Akademy, Netherlands
216 Anahit Tadevosyan Russian-Armenian University
217 Paul De Baets
218 Sona Margaryan Russian-Armenian University
219 Levon Abrahamian IAE NAS RA
220 Anna Tadevosyan Director, Producer
221 Joanna Schoehl Artist, Writer, Psychologist
222 Eberhard Schoehl Lawyer, Germany
223 Haroution Bastermaji
224 Dr. David Gaunt Södertörn University, Stockholm
225 Dr. Susan Pattie University College London
226 Levon Chilingirian Royal Academy of Music
227 Hovik Avanesov YSU, NAS RA
228 Jean Pierre Biskup Lawyer, Belgium
229 Sophie Milquet Historian, Free University of Brussels
230 Dr. Grigor Ghazaryan Yerevan State University
231 Dr. Sonya Saroyan Social Psychologist, Italy
232 Hasmik Knyazyan Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography
233 Dr. Varditer Grigoryan National Archive of Armenia
234 Prof. William Logan Deakin University, Australia
235 Nelly Serkisian Banker, France
236 Péniamin Matossian Renault (retired)
237 Alessia Boschis University of Udine
238 Dr. Eugenia Gay Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
239 Radu Mustata Hebrew University of Jerusalem
240 Lorenzo Zavattiero
241 Arthur Alfaix Assis University of Brasília
242 Rev. Vahan Ohanian Mekhitarian Congregation, Venice
243 Arusyak Tamrazyan Matenadaran
244 Prof. Victoria Arakelova Russian-Armenian University
245 Paul Gerhard Roth Social Worker, Germany
246 Karen Manukyan Office Manager, Armenia
247Hovann Simonian
248 Kéram Kévonian
249 Elly De Roo Groningen, Netherlands
250 Audrey Kichelewski Strasbourg University
251 Tosca Snijdelaar Independent researcher, Netherlands
252 Martin Harutyunyan Institute of Arts, NAS RA
253 Gabriel Kepeklian UCLouvain
254 Anne Marie Velu UCLouvain
255 Nzhdeh Yeranyan History Museum of Armenia
256 Agustí Colomines University of Barcelona
257 Marco Ruffilli Ca’ Foscari University / Unidolomiti Belluno
258 Otto Zwierlein University of Bonn (Emeritus)
259 Hratch Kestenian The Graduate Center, CUNY
260 Maati Monjib Historian, Morocco
261 Dr. Hasmik Khalapyan American University of Armenia
262 Stefan Tanaka University of California, San Diego
263 Dr. Hasmig Baran California State University, Northridge
264 Lyuba Kirakosyan National University of Architecture and YSU
265 Hamlet Petrosyan Yerevan State University
266 Nune Barsegjan Writer, Berlin
267 Koen Vangrinsven Antwerp, Belgium
268 Marc A. Mamigonian Belmont, MA, USA
269 Prof. Dr. phil. Tessa Hofmann. Independent scholar
270 Dr. Antranig Antoine Agopian
271 Shushan Kerovpyan Musician
272 Ani Orinakian Los Angeles, CA
273 Dr. Serge Dewel INALCO, Paris
274 Anush Sukiasyan
275 Dr. Mariam Avagyan
276 Dr. Anahit Khosroeva Harvard University
277 Ani Manukyan Independent researcher
278 Basil Lourié Scrinium, Brill
279 Heinrich Geuther German-Armenian Society
280 Nurhan Becidyan Paramus, NJ
281 Harutyun Khudanyan Institute of History, NAS RA
282 Dr. Anahit Armenakyan Nipissing University, Ontario
283 Dr. Gohar Iskandaryan Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA
284 Prof. Dr. Aram Kosyan Dept. of Ancient Orient, NAS RA
285 Dr. Levon Hovsepyan Dept. of Turkish Studies, NAS RA
286 Sona Vardanyan Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA
287Dr. Araks Pashayan Dept. of International Relations, NAS RA
288 Hrachuhi Turvandyan Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA
289 Grigor Vardanyan Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA
290 Mariam Khanzadyan Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA
291 Roman Nuriev PhD Student, Lithuanian Language Institute
292 Agnes Pahle Philologist, Germany
293 Hasmik Karapetyan Trinity College, Dublin
294 Robert Tatoyan Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute
295 Nellie Malkhassian Company CEO
296 Norig B. Karakashian
297 Dr. Ani Margaryan Soochow University, China
298 Minas Lourian Centro Studi della Cultura Armena, Venice
299 Ruslan Tsakanyan Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA
300 Dr. Olga Mitrenina St. Petersburg State University
301 Dr. Marjan de GrootReuvekamp. Dutch History Teachers Association
302 Dr. Marja van Tilburg Groningen University (retired)
303 Suzanne Simonyan Translator
304 Tilman Ludwig Kirchenmusiker, Deutschland
305 Johannes H. Westbroek MBA Publisher 3.0 Antwerp, Belgium
306 G. Harutyunyan. English lecturer at Yerevan State College of Humanities
307 Tessa Hofmann Dr. Phil. Independent author and scholar of Armenian and Genocide Studies; Formerly Frei Universitat Berlin
308 Dr. Arevik Parsamyan Membre associee Universite d’Aix Marseille
309 Dr. Edda Vardanyan Matenadaran (Yerevan) UMR 8167 Orient and Mediterranean (Paris)
310 Shavarsh Azatyan Institute of History of National Academy of Sciences of Armenia
311 Edith Khachatourian Managing Partner, ILC law firm, Yerevan, Armenia
312 Gohar Muradyan Matenadaran
313 Aram Topchyan Matenadaran
314 Harout Nercessian AMAA
315 Frank Ankersmit University of Groningen
316 Seda Manukyan Matenadaran
317 Anush Grigoryan University of Goris, Teacher of History
318 Albina Sislyan Abovyan Pedagogical University, Faculty of Culture
319 Vazgen Sislyan
320 Gegine Davtyan
321 Edoardo Gautier di Confiengo Ricecatore independence
322 Nelly Matevossian Diplomat
323 Karine Sahakyan
324 Nare Gabrielyan Yerevan State University
325 Walter Kissling i.R. University of Vienna
326 Satik Knaak
327 Larisa Davtyan
328 Harout Aroian
329 Armen Charchoglyan PhD University of Guelph
330 Armen Galstyan Medical Doctor, Germany
331 Anna Tadevosyan Matenadaran, operator in the digitization dept.
332 Manfred Knaak
333 Rosa Hakobjan
334 Arman Pracht
335 Armen Knaak
336 Diana Pracht
337 Gohar Isakhanyan Associate Professor, National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia
338 Anne Liese Spangenberg Germany
339 Jonathan Spangenberg Central Council of Armenians in Germany
340 Avanesyan Iskuhi Ph.D. in History, Associate Professor, Institute of History of NAS EA
341 Vahram R. Balayan Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Senior Researcher, Institute of History, NAS RA
342 Melania G. Balayan Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor
343 Gajane Achverdjanová Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic
344 Fabrizio Angelo Pennacchietti University of Torino, Italy
345 Dr. Nazeli Navasardyan Senior Researcher, Institute of Oriental Studies of NAS RA
346 Mher A. Harutyunyan Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor, Institute of History of NAS RA
347 Gabriella Cotta Già associata di Filosofia politica Sapienza Roma
348 Pierluigi Giacomello Gia ordinario Universita di Roma Sapienza
349 Anita Meinig Angestellte der ev. Kirche Mittledeutschlands
350 Ritta Mikkola History Teachers Association Finland
351 Dr. Gevorg Khoudinyan Chef
352 Antonia Arslan Universita di Padova
353 Angelo Guerini Editore
354 Grachia Margarian University of Fribourg, White Cross Foundation
355 Ivan Foletti Masaryk University
356 Vittorio Robiati Bendaud Scrittore e saggista
