Tatul Sonentz-Papazian

Tatul Sonentz-Papazian is the former editor of the Armenian Review and director of the ARF and First Republic of Armenia Archives, based in Watertown, Mass. He has been a contributor to the Armenian Weekly for over 50 years. He currently directs the Publications Department of the Armenian Relief Society.
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Legerdemain

Special for the Armenian Weekly No other word seems to fit Erdogan’s masterful slight-of-hand performance on the crowded global stage…

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Poem: Nightsun

Street to street, demented signal, line-drawn land enters the city with open arteries — where wounds are dressed with the…

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Disturbing Sightings… of the Ghosts of Two Evil Empires

Almost a century after their violent “demise” at the hands of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and Mustafa Kemal Ataturk—two impromptu revolutionaries…

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Poem: Don’t Pity Me…

Don’t pity me ever, don’t. You bury me alive, if you do. If you wish, do not even feel me,…

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Charents: From the Leningrad Fragments

The spent northern sun sways Like a fireless crucible of ashes Over these square structures, This endless stretch of the…

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Gevorg Emin: We

And what were we And our land? Let us stand tall, and tell the truth! If a vessel – then…

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Two Poems by Zahrad

M e t e o r Not enough rocks around To stone the whole bunch of us Each one of…

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Breton: Farewell to Arshile Gorky

How great you were your arms wide open Your voice was an eagle’s nest When you sang uncloaked the old…

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Siranoush: An Armenian Woman’s Contribution to the Liberation Movement

The closing days of the 19th century, and the beginning years of the 20th, mark the period when Armenian women…

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Two Poems by Derenik Demirjian

What is love? What is love’s fake happiness? – Just one black, sadistic serpent… And he, whose heart turns into…

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