The following poem by Khatchig Mouradian appeared in the Armenian Weekly on Feb. 3, 2007, days after Agos Editor Hrant Dink’s…
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They arrived [in Meskeneh] by the thousands, but the majority left their bones there. —Auguste Bernau, German employee of…
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The Story of Two Armenian Midwives Below is the text of a lecture delivered by scholar and former Armenian Weekly…
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In Memory of Bill Hausrath At long last, what is there left from life? What’s left to me? Strange as…
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BERLIN, Germany (A.W.)—On May 10, a conference on “The 1915 Genocide: Collective Responsibility and Roles; Kurdish, Armenian, Assyrian Relations” was…
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We stand aghast at the entrance of an Armenian monastery* perched on a hill near Lake Van. “Is that what…
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“To dispossess the people unyieldingly, the government has created monopolies (tobacco, salt, railroads, mines), that aim at snatching from the…
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For more than a quarter of a century, journalist and author David Barsamian has been a tireless voice for social…
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Talaat is the son of an Armenian Genocide survivor. I first met him on a cold January day in Lice…
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Editor’s Desk: Heritage, Memory, and Justice (Download full PDF of magazine here) In 1929, the Armenian author Hamasdegh made a…
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