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Letter to the Editor: Is Artsakh a test of Armenian fortitude?
April 15, 1915: Hidden from the conscience of mankind, 1.5 million Christian Armenian men, women and children perished under the hand of the Ottoman Turks—a crime against humanity now known as one of the first genocides of the 20th century.
September 19, 2023: 108 years later, in full view of the eyes, ears and conscience of mankind, 120,000 Christian Armenian men, women and children, living in the Armenian enclave of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), are forced to flee for their lives, a consequ
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I think Armenians cannot expect foreign powers guarantee their security. I have seen many extravagant shopping centers in Yerevan built and owned by Rich Armenians who are dual citizens of other nations. Why Armenians do not strat manufacturing their own weapons. Switzerland has been doing this for many years.