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The Legacy of Archbishop Torkom Manougian

 The Legacy of Archbishop Manougian Click here to see the video In 1966, Bishop Torkom Manoogian was elected as Primate of the Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church of America, and two years later was elevated to the rank of archbishop. As Primate, Archbishop Manoogian became a recognized and respected figure in ecumenical and civic settings, serving in an executive capacity for various ecumenical and interfaith organizations. In April of 1990, Archbishop Manoogian was elected as the 96th Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem by the members of the St. James Brotherhood, and was officially enthroned on October 27, 1990. He served as the Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem until his passing in October of 2012.

About Mustafa Kemal Ataturk information

 Information from various social media posts about Mustafa Kemal Ataturk: Some interesting Facts on the Origins of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk who was the founding Father of the Republic of turkey, who plotted the Armenian Christian genocide (1915-1916). Information on Mustafa Kemal as a donmeh (It is interesting that the Jews refer to the donmeh, or, more correctly, the Sabbateans, as cultists – minim. That is, they are not considered goyim, or gentiles, those professing other faiths, but simply followers of a distorted version of Judaism) have always existed. Early publications about Kemal always make mention of it. For example, the very first serious work on the First World War – the landmark work History of the War by the renowned British daily The Times, published in 22 parts during 1915-1922 – did not circumvent that fact. It states in particular: “Mustafa Kemal, reported by some to be of Salonika Jewish descent, only joined the Nationalist movement openly in June, 191...

Ukraine and the world reaction, action and inaction

 On Thursday February 24th, 2022 Russia started attacking the Ukraine. It' April 19th, 2022 and still it's sadly ongoing... February 24th Armenians worldwide remember St.Vartan and the struggle for freedom and to keep their identity as a nation. How ironic on that day the Ukraine was invaded... Here are some articles in the media about The Ukraine, Russia and the world  The Armenian Genocide Holds a Bitter Lesson for Those Who Weep for Ukraine From 1915 through today, politicians have made lots of great-sounding speeches. But human suffering is never part of the equation. Jon Schwarz April 18 2022, 12:46 p.m.   Quote from above article: "... However, history suggests that this is the emptiest of rhetoric. It’s difficult to find any examples of governments sacrificing their goals for the well-being of people in other countries. Instead, governments see the very real suffering of foreigners as useful for propaganda purposes — to motivate their own citizens and ma...

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Basque information via Facebook posts

  History for Fun a A t p r i h 0 3 f p l t   1   1 2022 a t   9 c : 1 s 4 3 l   f r f A M e d m i    ·  The Basque language throughout history. Via the above Facebook group, here are some posts by people responding: - No, France won't give their independance to districts that have a local language. In France there is too many of them. -  Same trend also with Slovenian language. And many more, I guess. We should take better care of global lingual diversity, not just biodiversity. - Spain is often criticized for its historic oppression of the Basque people … but by this map, one could think that France has been equally oppressive. -  definitely, the French Revolution basically killed it - Worst. The Révolution killed any regionalist identity. The Republic is Jacobinist, only Central French language (Paris) and culture have to exist. And, contrary to Spain. There is no regional autonomy in France. The exemple is actually the Basque languag...

via Social Media: Facebook post

  (Via Joice Joyce Chorbajian ) Gomidas and Other Armenian Materials in Spanish Archives Interview with Iván Gaztañaga MADRID/YEREVAN – Iván Gaztañaga is young Spanish political scientist and PhD in international law and international relations (University of Granada) and expert in Middle East Studies (Hebrew University of Jerusalem). The subject of his research is “The Genocide Against the Armenian People in Diplomatic and Consular Letters (1914-1925).” His article on the Armenian Genocide was published in the April 24 issue of the major Spanish newspaper El Pais.We met in 2017, during his first visit to Armenia, during which he conducted research at the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute as a Lemkin scholarship winner. Dear Iván, as far as I know you are the first Spanish scholar the studying Armenian Genocide.To be honest, I don’t really know if I am the first Spanish scholar researching this topic, but I think I was the first researcher discovering and analyzi...

History of Aintab, South East of present day Turkey

 Various information from Social Media Aintab groups. S Saving them in here: Cesar J. Ch.:  Europeans started showing up in Aintab with Napoleon invading Egypt in late 18th century and Egypt’s Wazir Ali taking over Aintab as his capital in the 1840s. The Missionaries “invaded” Asia Minor after the liberation of Greece in the 1830s. No doubt there was a mandate for Armenian women to be veiled, which would have been at remote non Christian villages. Otherwise, bigger towns were teeming with Europeans and European fashion since the early 1800s. Today in parts of Iran, same veiling requirements apply to all women, including Armenians.

Global links to Online digital archives + Armenian resources

  This page will get updated as additional sources are found. You are welcome to comment and share other links. Updated information March 2, 2024 How Good Is Armenia for Digital Nomads? "Tens of professionals from around the world contribute insightful articles monthly to Life in Armenia to explain everything about digital Nomadism and remote work in the country.   What Awaits Digital Nomads in Armenia in 2024 December 25, 2023 | 2023 As 2023 draws to a close, the upcoming year holds considerable significance for Armenia, with various events poised to shape the course of life within the country for both residents and visitors. In this article, I aim to highlight key events and developments that position Armenia as an ideal destination for digital nomads in 2024 . Starlink Internet Covers Armenia According to the map of Starlink satellite internet provider, Starlink internet connection will be available in Armenia in 2024....."     --------------------------...