For over half a century, the story of Komitas, who ended his life in a psychiatric institution after a prolific career as a composer, became a symbol of trauma of the Armenian Genocide. The very […]
On April 24, 2019, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had Armenians on his mind. He railed and cajoled, and spared no form of communication—a speech, a letter and a barrage of tweets—to stay afloat on […]
From the Armenian Weekly 2018 Magazine Dedicated to the Centennial of the First Republic of Armenia If you had told Aram Manoukian on March 6, 1908, that within a decade he would successfully lead the […]
From the Armenian Weekly 2018 Magazine Dedicated to the Centennial of the First Republic of Armenia “Hidden venereal diseases[1] have begun to spread also among us, as they were spread in Russia and Europe. Syphilis[2] […]
From the Armenian Weekly 2018 Magazine Dedicated to the Centennial of the First Republic of Armenia The First Republic lasted only 32 months. Its legacy, however, went far beyond its short-lived existence. After it collapsed […]
From the Armenian Weekly 2018 Magazine Dedicated to the Centennial of the First Republic of Armenia Zaruhi Bahri is one of the many women who need to be written back into Armenian history. Despite her […]
From the Armenian Weekly 2018 Magazine Dedicated to the Centennial of the First Republic of Armenia When I first read about the Second Congress of Western Armenians, held in Yerevan in 1919, I felt pride […]
The Armenian Weekly April Magazine Part One The looks on their faces are haunting. A sense of fear and uncertainty, doom even, is evident. Fifty-one men, all Armenian, standing in front of what appears to […]
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