Armenian Genocide

Announcements

New IJAGS special issue examines law, activism and global recognition of the Armenian Genocide

YEREVAN / POITIERS, France  — The International Journal of Armenian Genocide Studies (IJAGS), a peer-reviewed academic journal published twice a…

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Youth Opinion

The weight of a nation

“A man’s ethnic identity has more to do with a personal awareness than with geography,” wrote William Saroyan, the Armenian…

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Literary Corner

Book Review: Mule Cart, An Armenian Refugee Family’s Escape

Mule Cart, An Armenian Refugee Family’s Escape By Arpie Cherchian Cort and David Louis Cort Illustrated by Nicole Nielsen Published…

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Literary Corner

Eldad Ben Aharon’s book on the geopolitics of denying the Armenian Genocide published

Edinburgh University Press has announced the publication of Dr. Eldad Ben Aharon’s book, Israeli–Turkish Relations at the End of the…

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Literary Corner

Book Review: Aram’s Notebook

Maria Àngels Anglada’s Aram’s Notebook is slender in page count but oceanic in depth. The book tells the story of…

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Culture

Get to know the writer and producer of “Anahid: An Armenian Musical”

“Anahid: An Armenian Musical” is a new musical written by Gabriel Elizabeth Kadian (book, music, lyrics) and Stephanie Wu (music),…

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Op-Eds

The lost children of Armenia

On a Sunday after the Divine Liturgy, we gathered for a meal as usual — me, a younger friend from…

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Literary Corner

New book by Harutyun Marutyan explores a century of Armenian Genocide commemoration

LONDON/NEW YORK — I.B. Tauris, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing, has announced the publication of Professor Harutyun Marutyan’s “Commemorating the…

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Non-Profit

AGMI researchers expose the hidden role of female perpetrators in the Armenian Genocide

YEREVAN — The Armenian Genocide Museum‑Institute (AGMI) has announced the publication of a pioneering article, “In the Shadow of Genocide:…

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Family Histories

The poem goes home

Our great grandfather hadn’t crossed the Atlantic Ocean in 112 years — but he was about to. Maybe not all…

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