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Armenian Heritage Park Guides Boston Community on Labyrinth Walk

BOSTON, Mass.—Over 100 Boston community members, tourists and locals strolling through the city gathered at Armenian Heritage Park on Sunday…

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Gunaysu: Armenians and Kurds

Lately there has been a hopeful atmosphere in Turkey for the settlement of the so-called “Kurdish issue,” which for around…

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Gunaysu: The Jews of Turkey and the Armenian Genocide

A groundbreaking book by independent scholar and historian Rifat Bali was published recently in Turkey, unearthing facts and first-hand accounts…

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Special Reports

Along Armenian Footsteps in Serbia

By Bedo Demirdjian The first proof of an Armenian presence in Serbia dates back to 1212, at a battle in…

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Ohio Governor Honors Armenian Americans

On May 30, Ohio Governor Ted Strickland held a reception in Cincinnati honoring first-generation immigrants who have made significant contributions…

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Culture

Searching for a Home in the Diaspora

French poet Charles Baudelaire once said, “It seems to me that I would always be better off where I am…

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Massachusetts Armenian Community Mourns Passing of George Keverian

Former House Speaker organized first Commonwealth observance of Armenian Genocide WATERTOWN, Mass.—On March 6, the ANC of Massachusetts joined with Armenian…

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Tom Vartabedian

Absurdity of Motions at Armenian Meetings

As a young Armenian boy, prim and proper, I often found myself on the stage giving a recitation. The fact…

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Special Reports

The Armenians in Chicago

German, French, English, and American Southerner—these were some of the pioneers of Illinois in the mid 1800s.  It was to…

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Trained to Be Less Demanding and More Thankful

An environment dominated by less democracy and more authoritarianism generation after generation, and a constant deprivation of some of the…

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