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A Gift of Art to Mark the Centennial
NORTH READING, Mass.—With the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide next April, many are making plans.
Playwrights are busy putting scripts together. Authors are writing books. Commemorations are being planned. Movies are in the works. Whether any are produced is yet anot
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I applaud Martin for his generosity in donating his art work on behalf of Genocide recognition.
And let’s not overlook that Tom Vartabedian “… has volunteered his services for the past 46 years as a columnist and correspondent with the Armenian Weekly,…”
We need more volunteers, more people who are willing to donate their time and their skills to further our just claims.
bravo and thanks to both these men.