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Month: June 2014

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Ferllini and Croft: The Case of an Armenian Mass Grave

June 30, 2014 Guest Contributor 0

By Roxana Ferllini and Alexandra M. Croft The Armenian Weekly April 2014 magazine The following article is aimed at both the Armenian community and the general reader, with the intention of highlighting work conducted whilst […]

News

Eternal Flame’s Global Trek Comes to Providence

June 27, 2014 Guest Contributor 1

The Eternal torch will light the Waterfire on June 28, originating at the North Burial grounds, followed by a procession to the State House grounds which will conclude at the Waterfire. Third- and fourth-generation descendantsof […]

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Chicago Celebrates Hairenik, Armenian Weekly Anniversaries

June 27, 2014 Guest Contributor 0

On Sat., May 17, Chicago community leaders and activists came together at Arpy Seferian’s home to celebrate the 115th anniversary of the Hairenik and the 80th anniversary of the Armenian Weekly. The evening was made […]

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Sassounian: Author of UN Report Confirming Armenian Genocide Passes Away

June 27, 2014 Harut Sassounian 3

Benjamin Whitaker, the author of a United Nations report qualifying the Armenian mass killings as genocide, passed away earlier this month at the age of 79 in London. The world lost a great humanitarian and […]

Opinion

Letter: Parajanov Rolling in His Grave

June 27, 2014 Guest Contributor 7

Dear Editor, In May, the Russian American Foundation (RAF) launched the 12th Annual Russian Heritage month in New York. Among the special events is an exhibition of renowned Armenian artist and filmmaker Sergey Parajanov opening on June 16. […]

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Yegparian: Explaining ‘Enough’

June 26, 2014 Garen Yegparian 0

My piece last week titled “Enough,” which addressed the problematic nature and negative effects of Chahe Keuroghelian’s repeated candidacies, elicited interesting responses. Issues have been raised that seem to require clarification because they are quite […]

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Uncle Garabed’s Notebook (June 21, 2014)

June 26, 2014 CK Garabed 0

A Modern Aphorism It is a good strategy to strike the fence-sitter with your enemy’s hand.   A Paean to the Bearers Regarding those Armenians among us who believe that we have too many Chiefs […]

News

House Panel Adopts Turkey Churches Accountability Act

June 26, 2014 The Armenian Weekly 16

Beats Back Ankara’s Attacks WASHINGTON—The House Foreign Affairs Committee passed a powerful religious freedom measure this morning holding Turkey accountable for the return of thousands of stolen Christian holy sites and urging the immediate opening […]

News

Senate Appropriators Reaffirm Support for Karabakh Aid Program

June 25, 2014 Guest Contributor 1

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee, by a bipartisan vote of 25 to 5, today overwhelming adopted a Fiscal Year 2015 (FY15) foreign aid legislative package that, once again, reaffirmed U.S. support for the longstanding U.S. […]

Opinion

Democracy vs. Autocracy: The Legal Battlefront

June 25, 2014 Serouj Aprahamian 4

Special for the Armenian Weekly On April 2, something unexpected happened in Armenia: The Constitutional Court came down with a verdict overturning a government-backed law. In a 64-page ruling read by Court Chair Gagik Haroutyunyan, […]

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