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Armenia’s Munich?

The peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan brokered by President Trump has made some Armenians—mainly in the diaspora—happy while others lament the fact that important provisions in Armenia’s interest were not included. History shows us that when two equally strong nations have disputes and negotiate a treaty, the result is often a compromise and accommodation both are happy with.  On the other hand, when one nation is politically and militarily weak while the other is strong in b

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Ezan Bagdasarian

Ezan Bagdasarian is a retired customs and border protection supervisor and acting chief inspector. He lives in Gainesville, VA. His father was in the Armenian Legion as part of the French Foreign Legion and saw action in Palestine and Cilicia.

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