Youth

‘Hai Tahd? Can you explain what that is?’

By Dalita Getzoyan

A few months ago, I was at a Providence Armenian Youth Federation (AYF) Juniors meeting. At a certain point during the meeting, the Seniors were asked to introduce themselves and say what they do in the AYF. When it was my turn, I introduced myself as a member of the Central Executive whose primary interest is in Hai Tahd. I invited the Juniors to come talk to me if Hai Tahd was something they were interested in.

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4 Comments

  1. I will frame it shortly HAI TAHD is the proud sensation of being Armenian. THANKS for your article.

  2. I would feel shame today to speak about hay tad I would rather call it hay kun

  3. For me Hai Tahd is correcting the wrongs that have been done to us as a people and a nation.

    The guilty parties are not limited to Turkey, but also include Europe – France, England and Germany in particular. I would throw in the Soviet Union in there too, but it does not exist anymore as a political force.

    -Germany enabled the Turks to commit the Genocide.

    -France gave Armenian Cilicia to Turkey on purpose but created “Syria” and “Lebanon” without so much as a hiccup.

    -England meddled in Armenia’s self determination and also caused Turkey and Azerbaijan to artificially be in possession of Armenia’s lands.

    -The Soviet Union armed the Turks so they could both invade Armenia to prevent Armenia from becoming a self-sustaining and free nation.

    We are such a lucky bunch, aren’t we?

    Our will for honesty did us in.

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