Topic: Lebanese Civil War
By Mark Gargarian Noubar and Anna Afeyan first met in 1986 at an American Chemical Society meeting in Anaheim, Calif. Noubar was an MIT graduate student, and Anna was visiting[...]
NEW YORK — In vivid, poetic prose, Nancy Kricorian’s latest book, The Burning Heart of the World tells the story of a Beirut Armenian family before, during and after the[...]
By Elise Antreassian Special to the Mirror-Spectator NEW YORK — In 2010, UNESCO declared Western Armenian an endangered language, which, by their definition, was a language likely to become extinct[...]
YEREVAN — Lucy Topalian is one of most positive and charismatic persons I have ever met. This grey-haired, tall, active Lebanese-Armenian lived in Kuwait for 40 years, where she owned[...]
LOS ANGELES — Ara Oshagan was having a busy year and a busy day. It was December 30th, and the year 2022 of our Lord Jesus Christ was just a[...]
Caveat Lector: Reader Beware! Shahe Mankerian new book, History of Forgetfulness, is no walk in the park. The poet takes an honest and often devastating look at events from his[...]
MONTREAL — The Lebanese civil war’s aftereffects continue to traumatize people even today. Among other things, the war played an important role in the shaping of the Armenian diaspora. Marlene[...]