In 1918, the Armenian people emerged from centuries of foreign domination to establish a small Republic in the russian armenian Provinces of the Caucasus. While the populace struggled for physical survival in a devastated land, armenian Representatives at the Paris Peace Conference appealed for supportive action and the means to extend the boundaries of the … Lire la suite
The strategic geopolitical position of Transcaucasia, a region that both links and separates teh Russian and Near Eastern spheres, was emphatically demonstrated during the existence of the independant Republics of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, 1918-1921. The three neighboring states, born amidst war and revolution, manifested many common traits and concerns but, Armenia alone had been … Lire la suite
The publication of « The Armenian Genocide: The World Speaks Out » marks 2005 the 90th year of the attempted annihilation of the Armenian people perpetrated by the Ottoman Turkish Government of 1915. Through the assembly of official documents and declarations of/by the International Community, as the world has shown its growing understanding of the magnitude and … Lire la suite
» Les Quarante Jours du Musa Dagh » est un des chefs-d’oeuvre du roman historique moderne. Il a pour cadre la Première Guerre mondiale. L’Empire ottoman est l’allié de l’Allemagne. En 1915, dans un climat alourdi par leurs revers dans le Caucase, les Jeunes-Turcs procèdent à la liquidation des élites urbaines arméniennes et des conscrits … Lire la suite
