Topic: Armenian History

BERLIN — What can civilians do to stop, or at least provide aid to victims of war or genocide? By no means an academic question today, it can be best[...]

YEREVAN-KOBE, Japan — Meline Mesropyan (born in Yerevan) studied Japanese at the Yerevan Institute of Humanities before working at a travel agency for a few years. She has lived in[...]

For artist Davit Mirzoyan, weaving this rug was not merely a hobby — it was an act of resurrection. For ten years, his mind and hands worked tirelessly, guided by[...]

By Guillermo Carvajal YEREVAN (LBV Magazine) — A team of Armenian and European researchers has carried out the first comprehensive statistical analysis of the vishaps, enigmatic prehistoric stelae known as[...]

ARLINGTON, Mass. — A military ally of the Ottoman Empire, which perpetrated the Armenian Genocide during World War I, the role of Germany has been marred in controversy. German military[...]

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[...]