Rupen Janbazian

Rupen Janbazian is the editor of Torontohye Monthly. He is the former editor of The Armenian Weekly and the former director of public relations of the Tufenkian Foundation. Born and raised in Toronto, he is currently based in Yerevan.
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On Western Armenian and Translating: A Conversation with Christopher Atamian

  Author and literary critic Krikor Beledian’s Fifty Years of Armenian Literature in France, translated from the original French into…

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Culture

Letter to Yerevan (Part VI)

Letter to Yerevan (Part VI) Having crossed seas of blood and sorrow, Our eons-old capsizing vessel, Hoisting sail for a…

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‘They Shall Not Perish’: Telling the Story of Near East Relief through Film

  An Interview with ‘They Shall Not Perish’ Executive Producer Shant Mardirossian WATERTOWN, Mass. (A.W.)—During the Armenian Genocide, the plight…

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Culture

Letter to Yerevan (Part V)

Letter to Yerevan (Part V) And still, from the orchards of letters, Hauling hell instead of dreams, Instead of harp,…

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Editorials

The End of the Turkey-Armenia Protocols: Must We Wait until Next Spring?

  Last week, Armenia’s president, Serge Sarkisian, made an important pronouncement. Standing before the United Nations General Assembly, he announced…

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Culture

Letter to Yerevan (Part IV)

Letter to Yerevan (Part IV) Are those dogs? And was he a dog, The proud fedayee, embracing a cold weapon…

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Building a Border Village in Artsakh: Arajamugh Village Expansion Project Makes Headway

  Special to the Armenian Weekly  An Interview with Members of the ACAA Artsakh Fund WATERTOWN, Mass. (A.W.)—Arajamugh village in…

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‘Where Are You From?’ and the Huge Pile of Complexes

By Rupen Janbazian Translated from Armenian by Tatul Sonentz-Papazian “Where are you from?” “Toronto… from Canada.” “No! Before that…” This…

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Letter to Yerevan (Part III)

Letter to Yerevan (Part III) If there was, in the past, a certain crude And drunk mauserist, Wasn’t there also a…

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Letters

Thank You, Canada—150 Has Never Looked so Good!

Hey Canada, Even though it’s been a while since I’ve left, I have not forgotten about you or how good…

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