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Aslanian Named Armenian Chair at UCLA
By Meg Sullivan
An award-winning young historian has been selected to fill a chair originally occupied by retired UCLA historian Richard Hovannisian, who is widely regarded as the world’s dean of Armenian studies.
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congratulations! Look forward to reading publications and books!
On behalf of the the Armenian American Society for the Studies of Stress and Genocide.
A hearty Congratulations !
Harry Milian
I kept on looking at Dr. Sebouh’s picture before reading anything and said to myself I know him very well.Come to find out, we all grew together in Ethiopia from our grandfathers and grandmothers era to our fathers and mothers and finally us who went to Armenian elementary school , played at our Ararat Club and also went to St. Kevork Church.Our parents played with each other and were like big family, all some 1200 Armenians in Ethiopia in the fifties, sixties and seventies. Dr. Aslanian looks like an identical twin to his cousin Vartan Aslanian in Ethiopia , sons of two brothers, who now owns shoe manufacturing outfit.
Very proud of Dr. Sebouh for such an achievement and love for his country and people as a whole.Hope to be at his lectures sometime soon.
Nice to reconnect again.
Congratulations on all your great archivements.
The Arathoons in my family probably went to
India (Madras then) after leaving Isfahan.
Any literature is appreciated.
Armenians were chased away from India.
There is an Arathoon Road and conmemorative
plaques at St Mary of the Angels left there by my
gr.gr. Grandfather Sir John Arathoon