Mother See publishes Vatican archive genocide book
Panarmenian.net The Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin has published German historian Michael Hesemann’s work “The Armenian Genocide,” based on previously unpublished documents from the Vatican Secret
Panarmenian.net The Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin has published German historian Michael Hesemann’s work “The Armenian Genocide,” based on previously unpublished documents from the Vatican Secret
BY JACOB WIRTSCHAFTER, momentmag.com I Israeli-Turkish Relations at the End of the Cold War: The Geopolitics of Denying the Armenian Genocide By Eldad Ben Aharon Edinburgh University Press, 304 pp.
SHOSHANNAH KALAYDJIAN Citywatchla.com For the Jewish people, memory is not optional it is sacred. We are taught to remember not as an exercise in history, but as a moral obligation. We remember the
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass In a statement marking Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said the city joins the Armenian community in Los Angeles and around the world
Gov. Gavin Newsom of California SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday issued a proclamation declaring April 24, 2026, as “A Day of Remembrance of the Armenian Genocide.” Below is
PASADENA, CA) – On Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, Assemblymember John Harabedian, Chair of the California Armenian Legislative Caucus Foundation and the only Armenian serving in the State
Senator Jeanne Shaheen Ranking Member Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senator Thom Tillis Member Senate Foreign Relations Committee Dear Senators: We write as counsel to Samuel Karapetyan, leader
Azatutyun.am Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian again did not explicitly name the masterminds and perpetrators of the 1915 Armenian genocide in Ottoman Turkey as Armenia marked its 111th anniversary on
Susan Badalian Azatutyun.am Catholicos Garegin II visits the Armenian genocide memorial in Yerevan, April 24, 2026. More than one month after the resignation of its director ordered by Prime Minister
From Diversity to Disappearance of Minorities By Zoryan Institute we explored how the Ottoman Empire managed diversity through the millet system, which granted religious communities, including Armenians,