PASADENA, Calif.—You’re three weeks away from your first trip to Historic Armenia, flying to Istanbul aboard a Turkish airliner from Boston, and news bulletins are reporting the upheaval in the country. Any cause for alarm?
Not if you’re Matthew Karanian, a published author, and photographer whose book Historic Armenia has won its share of fan approval. Karanian focuses on Western Armenia after 100 years, giving particular notice to Ani, Kars, and the six Armenian Provinces.
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To pay tribute to the memory of the souls of our grandparents in the land of Historic Armenia, present turkey, I have yet to come to grips with the idea of flying turkish airlines, because it happens to be the least expensive. Realising that for some, convenience ups other considerations. Turkey continues to be the beneficiary economically and in every other way. Thank you Matthew Karanian. Another book for keeps. Copies to share with Turkish university libraries?