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Articles by Lucine Kasbarian

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A father is a guiding light

May 4, 2023 Lucine Kasbarian 6

By deciding to recycle Uncle Garabed’s Notebook in print editions of The Armenian Weekly for one year following his death, Pauline Getzoyan and Leeza Arakelian gifted us regular visits from The Old Man in our first […]

Opinion

Gourmet’s Delight: NetCost Markets Bring Armenian Cuisine to Tri-State Armenians

December 23, 2019 Lucine Kasbarian 0

New Yorkers and New Jerseyans may patronize Carmel, Sevan, Olympia or Arenie groceries to buy staples such as Victor’s String Cheese, Ohanyan’s Basterma, or Mediterranean Kitchen’s Soujouk – all produced by Diasporan Armenians. But where […]

Community News

Author Meline Anumyan Tours East Coast Talking of Young Turk Crimes

April 9, 2019 Lucine Kasbarian 1

  If you thought you knew everything the Young Turk and Kemalist regimes did to extricate themselves from responsibility for committing the Armenian Genocide, you are in for a surprise. The finer points are in […]

Community News

Exiled Turkish-Armenian Journalist Hayko Bağdat Speaks to U.S. Armenian Communities

February 5, 2019 Lucine Kasbarian 7

On January 22, the local Armenian community of New Jersey welcomed journalist and TV and radio personality Hayko Bağdat to speak at the Pinajian Center in St. Leon Church. Bağdat, a Turkish citizen, is considered […]

Reviews

Three Independently Published Books Not to Be Overlooked

January 7, 2019 Lucine Kasbarian 0

These recently released titles were produced outside of mainstream publishing mechanisms. They remind us that Armenians can and should avail themselves of alternatives in order to achieve publication, avoid censorship and tell their stories as […]

Interviews

Havresc: A David & Goliath Story In Iraq

December 20, 2016 Lucine Kasbarian 7

  An Interview with Filmmaker David Ritter   The Iraqi village of Havresc (originally called “Hay Vrej,” the Armenian words for “Armenian revenge”) was once populated with Armenian Genocide survivors and their descendants. Circa 1970, […]

Opinion

Did the Armenian Writers Conference Walk the Talk?

July 30, 2013 Lucine Kasbarian 3

Armenian writers who, as a result of bitter fate, create in foreign languages are not foreigners, but faithful and dedicated ambassadors of their Armenian blood and spirit in non-Armenian surroundings. –Sarkis Guiragossian, Aztag daily newspaper, […]

News

Chookaszian Revives Artist Fetvadjian

February 12, 2013 Lucine Kasbarian 2

BELMONT, Mass.—He documented monumental, now-vanished Armenian architecture. He painted representations of our women in folkloric dress. His reproductions launched public awareness of Armenian manuscript illumination. He illustrated the creativity of Armenian ornamental inscription and sculpture. […]

Opinion

Kasbarian: Elixir in Exile

December 15, 2011 Lucine Kasbarian 6

If Ponce De León could search for the Fountain of Youth, could an Armenian daughter demystify the elusive Iskiri Hayat? Hidden away in my parents’ home in New Jersey is an extraordinary liquid in a […]

Culture

John Balian’s ‘Novel Approach’ Brings Armenian Saga to Masses

September 4, 2011 Lucine Kasbarian 3

An Interview with John Balian Armenians often wish for a tale about the Armenian Genocide and its aftermath that would make a blockbuster film and draw attention to their cause. John Balian’s new book, Gray […]

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