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“Armenia, Her Culture and Aspirations” is an article from The Journal of Race Development, Volume 7. Translated by Alice Stone Blackwell 84 pages. Fresno California. 1938
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A leading factor in the winning of the War By Garo Pasdermadjian (Armen Garo), Ex-deputy in Turk Parliament; Former Commander 2nd Battalion Armenian Volunteers in Caucasus; Special Envoy to America of His Holiness, the Catholicos. Translated from Armenian by A. Torossian 36 pages. 1919.
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Test cases for the conscience of humanity. Armenia 1915. Cyprus 1974. By Bishop Nerses Pakhdikian, Vicar-General of the Armenian Church in Cyprus. 24 pages. 1975
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A question of responsibility: A review of the genocide of the Armenians 1914-1922 Appendix: Decoding the Intrangovernmental communications of the Ittihad ve Terraki Government in the Ottoman Empire. April 24, 1980. 32 pages
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Published by Hamaskaïne Armenian Culturel Association Beirut – Lebanon. 1971. 240 pages Table of contents Foreword A testimony by Viscount James Bryce A Testimony by Arnold J. Toynbee the Armenian people and the Ottoman government The deportations of 1915 : antecedents The deportations of 1915 : procedure A testimony by Dr. Herbert Adams Gibbons A … Continued
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Album oh the holy see of the Cilician catholicate and its seminary. A brief history of the holy see of the great house of Cilicia and its seminary at Antelias. 65 pages. Antelias, Lebanon. 1959
Midk ev Arvest (Միտք եւ արուեստ Pensée et Art) est le supplément mensuel du quotidien Haratch (Յառաջ En avant). La collection comprend 351 numéros sortis de presse du journal, 83 rue d’Hauteville à Paris. Le premier numéro porte la date du 5 décembre 1976, le dernier le 5 mai 2009. Il paraît généralement le premier … Continued
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Edité en 1965 à Beyrouth à l’occasion de la commémoration du cinquantenaire du Génocide Arménien et du martyre héroïque de la ville de Van.
Azarya’s examination of the delicate symbiosis between the lay and monastic communities is sensitive and sociologically acute. The contrasts of the Armenian quarter shed light on the differences between types of collectives, and illustrate the ways in which people stubbornly accomplish the mingling of what seem incompatible rules for living.
