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Love On A Plate – Armenia Launches Streaming Version of Videos

SUDBURY, Mass. – Raised in a traditional Armenian home in the greater Boston area, Lisa Kouchakdjian learned early on how to make traditional Armenian foods by watching her parents and grandparents. As...

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Basketball Player Armenak Alajajian Passed Away

By Tom Hawthorn TORONTO, Canada (Globe and Mail) – While playing for the Soviet Union in the gold-medal basketball game at the 1964 Olympics, point guard Armenak Alajajian contested a loose ball, only...

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Dr. Sarkis Karayan Passed Away

PORTER RANCH, Calif. – Sarkis Yacoub Karayan, 89, born on November 28, 1928 in Aleppo, Syria passed away on December 9, 2017. He resided in Porter Ranch, California at the time of his passing. Dr....

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Musical Chairs at the Istanbul Patriarchate

There was a time when the nine-year-old crisis at the Armenian Patriarchate in Istanbul was close to a resolution. But new developments have given a different spin to the problem, sinking the community...

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Beshlian’s Memoir A Shirt for the Brave Recently Published

By Gary A. Kulhanjian In the Introduction of this trim but powerful 100-page memoir, A Shirt for the Brave by Dr. Hagop K. Beshlian, I acknowledged my gratitude to Dr. William V. Beshlian one of the...

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Philadelphia Community Leader Papken Megerian Dies

WYNNEWOOD, Penn. — Papken Megerian, vice chairman of the Armenian Democratic Liberal Party (Ramgavar) District Committee of the Eastern United States and Canada, publisher of the Armenian...

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Prof. Akçam Receives Upstander Award from World without Genocide

By Bonnie Russell WORCESTER (Telegram & Gazette) — Clark University history professor Taner Akçam will be honored for the decades he has spent gathering historical evidence to document the 1915...

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Society for Armenian Studies Holds Annual Membership Meeting in Washington, DC

WASHINGTON — The Society for Armenian Studies (SAS) held a series of activities and a conference to mark its 44th Annual Meeting, held this year in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, November 18. Members...

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American Armenian Float Takes Home Judges’ Award at Rose Parade

By Anthony Clark Carpio PASADENA, Calif. — Three local entrants in the 2018 Rose Parade walked away with awards for their floats during the chilly annual New Year’s Day parade. The Burbank Tournament...

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Different Kinds of Hidden Armenians

By Raffi Bedrosyan Over the years, I have met many hidden Armenians from different regions of Turkey. Each one has a unique story which can become an article or even a book on its own. Some stories can...

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Marshal Bagramyan in Newly Rediscovered Film Talks of His Pre-Soviet Life

By Haykaram Nahapetyan Mirror-Spectator  video correspondent “The Red Army was as multiethnic as the Soviet Union, but its generals were overwhelmingly Russian. Very few non-Slavs reached high rank and...

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AIWA-LA to Honor Ellis Island Medal Recipient Joan Agajanian Quinn at Luncheon

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles affiliate of the Armenian International Women’s Association (AIWA) will honor Joan Agajanian Quinn, the recipient of the 2017 Ellis Island Medal of Honor, at a luncheon on...

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The Long-Lost Story of an Indian Rescue during the Armenian Genocide

By Artsvi Bakhchinyan YEREVAN — In the run-up to the centenary of the Armenian Genocide, more and more incidents and details came to light, many touching on unexpected subjects and geographic settings....

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World Jewish Student Group Motion Formally Recognizes Armenian Genocide

TEL AVIV, Israel — The World Union of Jewish Students (WUJS) has formally recognized the Armenian Genocide at its 44th World Congress in Israel, after a Jewish-Australian advocate, Ariel Zohar was...

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Republic of Armenia Square Inaugurated in Uruguay

PUNTA DEL ESTE, Uruguay (Agencia Prensa Armenia) — The Republic of Armenia Square was inaugurated on January 7 in Punta del Este, Uruguay, with a sculpture of an Armenian woman made by Gor Davtyan, an...

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Armenia Parliament Considering Measure to Recognize Yezidi Genocide

YEREVAN (Public Radio of Armenia) — The Armenian National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs will consider a draft statement on condemning the genocide against the Yezidi people in the...

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Works by Cartoonist Saroukhan to Go on Display in Egypt

CAIRO (Public Radio of Armenia) — Works by the late Egyptian Armenian cartoonist Alexander Saroukhan have gone on display in Cairo. The exhibition, titled “Echoes of Past Visions,” will run through...

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St. James Church Celebrates Name Day

WATERTOWN — On Sunday, December 17, Diocesan Primate Archbishop Khajag Barsamian visited St. James Armenian Church to observe its 86th anniversary and annual Name Day celebration. The Primate presided...

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Margrit and Nishan Atinizian Honored at 20th Anniversary Celebration of Holy...

BELMONT, Mass. — On December 9, 2017, under the auspices of Bishop Mikael Mouradian, Bishop of the Armenian Catholic Eparchy of US and Canada, a large crowd gathered at the Holy Cross Armenian Catholic...

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Philanthropist Kevork Atinizian Receives Knights of Saints James Medal from...

Patriarch of Jerusalem Archbishop Nourhan Manougian with Kevork Atinizian, wearing the newly bestowed Knights of Saints James Medal CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — On December 29, 2017, Kevork Atinizian received...

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