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Articles by Nareg Seferian

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Forty Years on: Gourgen Yanikian and Us

January 29, 2013 Nareg Seferian 20

On Jan. 27, 1973, two diplomats of the Turkish Republic traveled to Santa Barbara, Calif., to meet with an individual claiming to possess Ottoman artifacts he wished to donate to the country for posterity. Mehmet […]

Opinion

A Good Day for Homophobia in Yerevan

May 22, 2012 Nareg Seferian 29

There has been much talk of the LGBTI community in Armenia lately. A bar, widely considered to be a gathering spot for those who think and act differently than most in this country, was recently […]

Opinion

Seferian: Genocide Politics and People Power

January 30, 2012 Nareg Seferian 4

Thoughts from Ahmet Altan’s Lecture at ALMA On Saturday evening, Jan. 28, the Armenian Library and Museum of America (ALMA) in Watertown hosted Ahmet Altan, the editor of the liberal Turkish newspaper Taraf, well known […]

News

Following the Remarkable Footsteps of Our Merchant Ancestors

September 28, 2011 Nareg Seferian 6

Aslanian Speaks on New Julfa Armenians at Harvard CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A.W.)–Sebouh Aslanian, the recently appointed assistant professor and Richard Hovannisian Term Chair in modern Armenian history at UCLA, lectured at Harvard on Sept. 14 on […]

Opinion

Seferian: What Makes a Diaspora?

August 26, 2011 Nareg Seferian 3

I am a member of a mailing list and Facebook group that shares news articles and other interesting bits of information pertaining to the Armenian world. One of the topics of discussion that took place […]

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Seferian: What’s in an Armenian Name?

January 27, 2011 Nareg Seferian 26

I got an e-mail forward on Armenian surnames from a friend some time ago. The e-mail categorized them under four groups: surnames based on the name of an ancestor (such as Garabedian, Petrosian); surnames based […]

Opinion

Book of the Week: ‘The Caucasus: An Introduction’ by Thomas de Waal

November 6, 2010 Nareg Seferian 4

The Caucasus: An Introduction By Thomas de Waal Oxford University Press, 2010 As with Black Garden, de Waal’s magnum opus on the Karabagh issue, The Caucasus is not going to please everybody. Everybody in the […]

News

Seferian: Tanking Up on Music and Activism: Serj Tankian in Yerevan

August 13, 2010 Nareg Seferian 7

Tankian: ‘Wherever a majority do not think, democracy cannot exist’ YEREVAN (A.W.)—Some would call it a historical first, while others are already used to big names performing in Yerevan. However you would have it, Serj […]

Opinion

Seferian: Surreal, Funny, Extraordinary…Armenia!

August 10, 2010 Nareg Seferian 6

Any person who has spent time in Armenia will have a story—or seven—to recount. I find that, in all my years in the country, I have come across some pretty interesting occurrences. All right, maybe […]

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