It is common in Turkey for churches and sites of religious and cultural importance to Armenians, Greeks, Assyrians and Jews to be deeded to individuals and eventually demolished. It is often the result of a […]
Hope amongst the Ruins: The People of Ayntab Special for the Armenian Weekly I have reached the final point of my journey on the road to exile: Antep. Or as we say in our Armenian […]
Special for the Armenian Weekly Kayseri While moving forward by rail to the Kayseri provincial borders, we take a two-day break to briefly explore the greatest Armenian Kingdom that ever existed, located at the foothills […]
Special for the Armenian Weekly The springs are flowing, but there is no one left to drink from them in Bilecik… My soul listens to the death of sunset. Your torture kneels down in a […]
Special for the Armenian Weekly As we begin Some people look for their stories at their desks, others among the pages of history. For some, history consists of experience and memories, while for others it […]
Special for the Armenian Weekly A 100-year-old cut. Fatih Akın’s film “Kesik (The Cut)” about the Armenian Genocide made its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival last month. Critics cut and tore the movie […]
Special for the Armenian Weekly. Historian Taner Akçam recently told me, “Living in Turkey as an Armenian is an art–the art of survival.” He was right. And within a couple of days, I was in Samatya […]
The Armenian Weekly publishes an interview with Garo Yalic, a politician from Marseille, France, and one of the writers of the French law criminalizing Armenian Genocide denial, which passed in the French Senate on Jan. […]
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