Topic: History

YEREVAN —October 17, marks the 166th birthday of Diana Apcar, a visionary humanitarian, writer, and the world’s first woman to be appointed an honorary consul. Her remarkable life remains a[...]

By Prof. Peter Balakian (Note by Peter Balakian: This op-ed focuses on American history and the current political situation, but it would be useful context for Armenian to make comparisons[...]

By Mariam Pashayan Special to the Mirror-Spectator High on the Arin Berd hill in the southern corner of Yerevan, only a few blocks away from the neighborhood called Nor Aresh,[...]

By Hrayr S. Karagueuzian In 2014, during an international cardiology conference in Antakya, Türkiye (new official name for Turkey), I asked my Turkish colleague Dr. Mehmet Ali Oto a direct[...]

WATERTOWN — Dr. Sergio La Porta presented a lecture titled “When Things Fall Apart: Disentangling Christian-Muslim Relations in Medieval Armenia” at the Baikar Center in Watertown, for the Tekeyan Cultural[...]

The Tekeyan Cultural Association Boston Chapter is hosting Prof. Sergio La Porta, who will be giving an interesting lecture on Christian-Muslim relations in medieval Armenia…without giving anything away, among other[...]

WATERTOWN — Dr. Sergio La Porta will present a lecture titled “When Things Fall Apart: Disentangling Christian-Muslim Relations in Medieval Armenia” at the Baikar Center for the Tekeyan Cultural Association[...]

By Araz Havan Special to the Mirror-Spectator BOSTON — For most Armenian Americans, it is important that public schools in their cities or towns teach the Armenian Genocide. In Massachusetts,[...]

By Artak Khulian YEREVAN (Azatutyun) — Hours after a harsh statement from Moscow regarding a passage in the new edition of an Armenian history textbook authorities in Yerevan announced that[...]

LONDON/NEW YORK — I. B.Tauris, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing, has announced the publication of Dr. Boris Adjemian’s book The Brass Band of the King: Armenians in Ethiopia. The book[...]