Armenian Genocide

Interviews

Interview: Dana Mashoian Walrath on genocide and art

Dana Mashoian Walrath is a Vermont-based author, artist, anthropologist and educator. She is known for her unique style of creative…

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Announcements

UCLA to launch English edition of Andonian’s “The Great Crime”

The Armenian Genocide Research Program (AGRP) of UCLA’s Promise Armenian Institute will host the official launch of the English edition…

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Reviews

Book Review: ‘The Kaleidoscope of Destiny’

What would you do if survival depended on trusting your enemy?  Stories of genocide are often told through the lens…

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Announcements

Der Matossian, Gzoyan publish “The Concentration Camps of the Armenian Genocide” 

LONDON/NEW YORK — Bloomsbury Publishing has announced the publication of “The Concentration Camps of the Armenian Genocide,” a 520-page edited…

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Literary Corner

New book: ‘The Book of Genocides’ by Dana Mashoian Walrath

“The Book of Genocides” by award-winning artist Dana Mashoian Walrath (Harvard University Press; September 8, 2026; $24.95 paperback with flaps)…

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Diaspora

Bared Maronian previews “Genocide 2.0,” a documentary on the Artsakh War and ethnic cleansing

On June 10, filmmaker Bared Maronian hosted a focus group screening for his new documentary “Genocide 2.0.” Gathered at West…

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Diaspora

In Argentina, Armenian Genocide seminar examines women, children and silence

For decades, Armenian Genocide studies centered on deportations, massacres, political responsibility and denial. That work was necessary. It documented the…

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Columns

Erdogan’s denial of genocide attracts more attention to Turkish mass crimes (Part II, Final)

Last week, I exposed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s totally false statement: “Our history contains no genocide, no massacres, no…

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Opinion

Silence is complicity: Who will protect the sanctuaries of Artsakh?

The catastrophic 44-day war of 2020 and the subsequent 10-month blockade of Artsakh, culminating in the forced displacement and ethnic…

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Opinion

A phone call from Baku answered the question

Two weeks ago, I argued that Israel’s June 28 Cabinet decision recognizing the Armenian Genocide was not what it was…

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