Topic: Armenian History
GLENDALE — Hosted by the Glendale Youth Center, a talk by Prof. Talin Suciyan titled “Outcasting Armenians: A Powerful Conversation on Survival, Memory, and Resilience,” took place on the evening[...]
Even when in despair over his failure to repel “the dark and the ugly” with his singing and wondering why he has not heard from his dreams, the only balm[...]
FRANKFURT — Berghahn books will release a new book this summer by veteran Armenian Mirror-Spectator correspondent and historian Muriel Mirak-Weissbach. The book, titled A German General and the Armenian Genocide:[...]
BERLIN — There is no mystery behind the fact that Armenian art, especially in the diaspora, bears the imprint of the genocide: directly, as in representational figurative art or literature;[...]
YEREVAN/VIENNA — German musicologist, musician and translator Jonas Löffler, 36, studied classical guitar and musicology at the Conservatoire and the University of Basel, in Switzerland, as well as at Oxford[...]
Of all the tomes written about the Armenian Genocide, none has had such a profound effect on me than this newest volume by Elyse Semerdjian, Remnants, published in 2023 on[...]
Subtitled “Armenian-American Culture and Politics in the Twentieth Century,” Benjamin Alexander’s historical study sheds interesting light on events that shaped immigrant life in America for both survivors of the Armenian[...]
Ashot Haykazun Grigoryan, author of the recently-published Christian Armenian Architecture and the Influence of the Pre-Christian Culture (Zangak, 2023), defines architecture as the art of building as only symbols can[...]
BELMONT, Mass. — The possible — and even highly probable — destruction of all the irreplaceable Armenian moments in Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh), now under Azerbaijani rule, the reasons why monuments[...]
By Gary A. Kulhanjian Special to the Mirror-Spectator I was motivated to write this tribute and remembrance of my friend and professional colleague on the 70th anniversary of her blockbuster[...]