Month: November 2011
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Nov- 2011 -29 NovemberOpinion
The God-Borne Days of Ani
A Revealing Look at the Former Medieval Armenian Capital of Armenia at the Turn of the 20th Century By Armen…
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24 NovemberOpinion
Occupy Wall Street: The Armenian Connection
By Anoush Ter Taulian At Occupy Wall Street (OWS), I was wearing a T-shirt I had made that reads “Eastern…
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24 NovemberNews
Dispatches from Alaska: The Last American Frontier, the First Great Armenian Falafel Stand
When I visited Alaska for the first time last year, it was close to the end of August and the…
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24 NovemberTom Vartabedian
Giving Thanks the Armenian Way
“We thank thee for health and food, For all things that fit our mood, For love and friends, For everything…
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24 November
Thanksgiving Is Going to the Dogs
“My sunshine doesn’t come from the skies. It comes from the love in my dog’s eyes.” If I were a…
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24 November
A Dutch Armenian Does Business in the Motherland
The following article was published in September in the Dutch-language business periodical “Geld & Beleggen: Informatieblad voor de Beleger.” It’s…
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23 NovemberNews
Erdogan ‘Apologizes’ for Dersim Killings, Insults Diaspora
ISTANBUL, Turkey (A.W.)—Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan apologized today for the killings in Dersim (now Tunceli) from 1936-39. The…
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23 NovemberSpecial Reports
The Baby Doom: Selective Abortions in Armenia
When 35-year-old Narine made the journey from her village to Yerevan, she wondered whether she would keep the baby. A…
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23 NovemberNews
Matiossian to Talk on ‘Aryan Myth’
NEW YORK—On Thurs., Dec. 1, Dr. Vartan Matiossian will give a presentation titled “The Aryan Myth, Hitler, and the Armenians”…
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23 NovemberNews
March to Stop Violence Against Women Held in Yerevan
Civil society in Armenia is getting more and more active. We recently noticed various actions and protests by environmental groups…
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