Author: Baghdasarian Karlen

DEFENSE MINISTER WARNS OF FULL RETALIATION OVER KARABAKH

Tert.am
19.05.11

The resumption of military actions against the Republic of Nagorno
Karabakh will prompt Armenia to fully commit itself to making
Azerbaijan quit the idea, Armenia’s defense minister has said.

Speaking at a conference dedicated to the role of the Collective
Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) in the South Caucasus, Seyran
Ohanyan said that Armenia will have to resort to military actions
in such scenario as it is the “safeguard of the physical security of
Karabakh’s population”.

Further, he said that given Armenia’s membership to the CSTO, it
can expect an adequate assistance and response by its CSTO allies if
there is such a need.

“First of all, allies have some liabilities towards each other.

Secondly, they have opportunities to adequately respond to a possible
aggression,” said Ohanyan.

Further, Ohanyan urged on the CSTO members to spare no efforts to
avoid a situation when the behavior of a member state will harm the
interests of the other.

He also said that Armenia is inclined to a peaceful settlement of the
Karabakh conflict and hopes the CSTO allies will admit and comprehend
Armenia’s position over the issue.

“Today the situation in the South Caucasus is instable, explosive,
conceivable of destabilization,” said Ohanyan.

“Armenia – taking into account its exclusive geographic position
and having no immediate borders with any of the CSTO allies – is
especially interested in the quickest settlement of the situation
and in strengthening the stability of its borders.”

From: Baghdasarian

PRESS RELEASE
Catholicosate of Cilicia
Communication and Information Department
Contact: V.Rev.Fr.Krikor Chiftjian, Communications Director
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Pontifical Visit to the State of Kuwait

HIS HOLINESS ARAM I ARRIVES IN KUWAIT

On Monday 16 May 2011, upon his arrival in Kuwait, His Holiness Aram I was
met by the Pontifical Vicar for the Gulf Region Bishop Shahé Panossian, the
Ambassador of Lebanon in the State of Kuwait Bassam Ab Noumani, the
Ambassador of Armenia in Kuwait Fadey Charchoghlian, as well as the
representatives of the Armenian community in Kuwait.

After arriving at his hotel, His Holiness Aram I had a working lunch with
the members of the Church Council. In the afternoon the Catholicos received
the leaders of Christian communities in the State who had come to greet him.
After thanking them for their visit, and appreciating the cooperation among
them, the Catholicos emphasized the importance of local Christian-Muslim
dialogue. Knowing that His Holiness will meet State officials, the
representatives asked the Catholicos to raise the question of owning land to
build churches.

At the end of the day, Catholicos Aram I met with the governing bodies of
the Armenian community.

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Antelias, Lebanon.

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ARMENIAN MOVIE TO BE SCREENED IN 40 COUNTRIES

news.am
May 19, 2011 | 11:38

Paris based INSOMNIA WS Company engaged in movie distribution and
sale concluded an agreement with Armenian Parallel Company about
international distribution of Hovhannes Galstyan’s film “Entangled
Parallels”.

The film is now added to INSOMNIA list and will be screened in 40
countries during next 5 years.

“Entangled Parallels” is Hovhannes Galstyan’s first film. It was
received with certain skepticism in Armenian cinematographic circles
and actually failed at Golden Apricot film festival. However it was
granted unprecedented attention of international community both in
production period and after it.

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PRESS RELEASE
Armenian Relief Society of Western USA
517 W. Glenoaks Blvd. | Glendale, CA 91202-2812 US
Phone: (818) 500-1343 | Fax: (818) 242-3732
Email: [email protected]
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Armenian Culture Shines During the ARS 10th Festival

In its 10th straight year, the ARS Annual Armenian Cultural & Food Festival
brought together crowds from near and far to the Glendale Civic Auditorium
on April 30 and May 1, 2011.

From the moment doors opened to the public until the festival’s closing,
attractions for people of all ages to enjoy entertained guests, occupying
both levels of the venue. The lower level offered an intriguing line-up of
cultural exhibits, which took onlookers back in time and featured old-world
displays of artwork, traditional garb of regions such as Kharpert, Lori,
Drabizon, and more, as well as a “lavash”-making demonstration. Armenian
compatriotic unions, such as the Union of New Julfa, presented traditional
pieces dating back decades. Even meeting the needs of eager, young children,
a section was solely dedicated to children’s games and activities.

The upper level, filled with appetizing aromas, was the scene where
renowned Armenian singers, including Harout Pamboukjian and Gagik Badalyan,
as well as many folk dance groups, took to the stage with back-to-back
performances. A main attraction, the re-creation of a traditional Armenian
wedding, was a hit similar to years past, whereby a group of 30 people
dressed in authentic costumes accompany the bride and groom into the hall
while lively Armenian music plays.

Chamlian Students Donate to

ARS Japan Relief Fund

Responding to the ARS’ call to action to raise funds for humanitarian relief
efforts to help disaster-struck Japan, Chamlian Armenian School students
presented their donation, which totaled $2,440, for the ARS Japan Relief
Fund.

Regional Executive Board Treasurer Kristine Keshishian and General Manager
Jasik Jarahian visited Chamlian on May 4, 2011, accepting the donation and
acknowledging the important work carried out by students and parents in
collectively raising funds.

Get Your “Womentum” with the

ARS “Maro” Chapter!

This year’s 2011 Revlon Run/Walk, held on May 7th, was again represented by
the ARS “Maro” Chapter and its supporters. Each year, the chapter gathers
at least 25 runners/walkers to join their team and raise funds for cancer
research.

This year was no different – young, old, male and female were ready to race
against these diseases. The team raised nearly $3,000 towards women’s
cancers research. The event is life changing – one of the most moving and
emotional events, walking side by side survivors and those that have lost
loved ones through this awful disease. The chapter is fortunate to have
cancer survivors with them and they show support for them and women all
across the nation.

Las Vegas Community Shows Support to Javakhk Armenians

On April 10, 2011, the ARS Las Vegas “Shoushi” Chapter organized a lecture
in conjunction with the regional Javakhk Fund Committee. Ferrahian High
School Principal John Kossakian was the guest speaker covering “The
Socio-Economic Conditions of the Armenians in Javakhk.”

Lena Bozoyan, Vice-Chair of the ARS Javakhk Fund Committee, discussed the
accomplishments of the committee during the past decade to help Javakhk
Armenians.

Rose Baghdikian, Chairperson of the ARS “Shoushi” Chapter, presented a
check to Ungh. Bozoyan on behalf of Las Vegas community organizations who
collectively donated $500 to the Javakhk Fund. Members of the audience also
made donations.

Cooking with Zov and Maro!

On April 8, 2011, the ARS “Maro” Chapter held a very successful cooking
demonstration by the renowned Zov Karamardian! Over 75 people attended this
most tasteful event.

Zov prepared a scrumptious salmon and mushroom risotto from her new
cookbook. The chapter is proud of their Chef and thankful for her time,
effort, and donation. It was a night remembered by all!

Another Shipment for Armenia, Artsakh, Javakhk Leaves ARS Headquarters

On May 3, 2011, a total of 89 boxes left the ARS Regional Heaquarters
headed to Armenia, Artsakh, and Javakhk. The shipment includes kindergarten
student’s uniforms, toys, and shoes; blankets; men’s, women’s, and
children’s clothing; adult diapers; slippers; and t-shirts.

Through the efforts of the Regional Armenia-Artsakh Committe, thus far in
2011, ARS-WUSA has shipped 178 boxes internationally. The shipment of these
boxes is made possible by the United Armenian Fund.

ARS “Anahid” Chapter Holds Educational Forum

On Friday, April 29, 2011, approximately 50 ARS and community members
gathered at Ferrahian High School for an educational forum, which featured
Sarkis Mahserejian, Chancellor of the Western Prelacy, as the guest speaker.
Mahserejian discussed globalization and a question-answer period followed.

The event was organized by the “Anahid” Chapter’s Educational Committee
and also included a cultural component with recitation of “Ookhd Araratee”
by 7th grade Ferrahian student Vagharshak Avedissian.

Montebello Community Enjoys “Ani” Chapter’s “Heriseh”

The ARS “Ani” Chapter brought together members of the Montebello community
and church-goers on Palm Sunday, April 17, 2011, for a special “Heriseh”
luncheon at Tumanjian Hall.

Upcoming Chapter Events

ARS “Agnouni” Chapter’s
Health Symposium
Saturday, May 21, 2011 @ 12 Noon
St. Andrew Armenian Church
Amerian Hall
11370 South Stelling Road, Cupertino, CA
Free Admission

ARS “Ani” Chapter’s
Father’s Day Dinner
Friday, June 3, 2011 @ 7 p.m.
Bagramian Hall
900 W. Lincoln Ave., Montebello
Contact Elo (562) 949-0107

Join us for an Educational Workshop on
The 7 Principles for Parenting Happy & Healthy Children and Adolescents

Featuring Speakers
Nora Chitilian, M.S., LMFT
&
Dr. Arthur Pogosyan, Pediatric & Adolescent Psychiatrist

Saturday, May 21, 10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Western Prelacy
Dikran and Zarouhi Der Ghazarian Hall
6252 Honolulu Ave., La Crescenta, CA
Reception Free Admission

Save These Dates for
Regional Programs

May 19-30, 2011
China Tour

May 21, 2011
Educational Workshop

June 7, 2011
Ararat Home Luncheon

June 13, 2011
Public HS Graduates’ Awards Night

June 16, 2011
Appreciation Night

July 14-16, 2011
91st Regional Convention

July 31, 2011
Project Shelter Fundraiser

“Blessed are those who can give without remembering and take without
forgetting.”

~ Elizabeth Bibesco

From: Baghdasarian

EXPERT: RUSSIA PREVENTS ALIYEV FROM ATTEMPTING MILITARY ADVENTURE

PanARMENIAN.Net
May 19, 2011 – 15:37 AMT

Karabakh conflict settlement by force is impossible, the chief research
engineer at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations,
Russian Academy of Sciences believes.

In a conversation with a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter, Victor Sheynis
reminded about the sad results military adventures led to, citing
Georgia’s aggression against Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

At the same time, the expert specifically noted Russia’s support for
Karabakh. “The settlement of Karabakh conflict requires intensive
efforts, with Russia’s support acting as a restrictive factor to
Azerbaijan. Were it not for this support, Aliyev would have attempted
a military adventure long ago,” Sheynis stressed.

From: Baghdasarian

VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT TO ARMENIA SUMMED UP WITH THE JOINT PRESS CONFERENCE WITH RA NA SPEAKER

18.05.2011

On May 18 in the National Assembly the joint press conference of RA NA
Speaker Hovik Abrahamyan and the President of the European Parliament
(EP) Jerzy Buzek was held.

Welcoming the guest Hovik Abrahamyan underlined that during the last
one year the EU-Armenia cooperation was activated, numerous mutual
visits of high-ranking officials took place and expressed conviction
that such visits, and in particular, the visit of the President of
the European Parliament would promote the development and deepening
of relations between two parliaments. “In Armenia’s foreign policy
the activation and development of cooperation with EU is a prior
direction. We cooperate in different formats,” RA NA Speaker said.

Thanking for invitation and reception Jerzy Buzek noticed that
Armenia and the EU citizens were in their common house, which was
Europe. He noted that Armenia was a decisive, important neighbour for
EU, especially in the South Caucasus region. “We create partnership
with each other due to Armenia being open. I know that Armenia is
making progress through reforms. That is the choice of Armenia, RA
President, RA Parliament, RA Government, Armenian people in what road
the country goes on. But I think if we want welfare for our citizens,
the best way is the democracy, human rights and market economy,” the
President of the European Parliament noted. The latter underlined
that he was pleased with the cooperation that existed between the
parliaments of Armenia and EU. Armenia and the European Union cooperate
in many directions. The guest highlighted the stability of Armenia’s
position and activity. “We cooperate, we are open before each other,
the Speaker of the Armenian parliament and me,” Jerzy Busek said.

RA NA Speaker and the President of the European Parliament answered
the journalists’ questions.

In response to the question on the NK problem settlement, Mr Buzek
noted that though they didn’t recognize Nagorno Karabakh as a unit,
but it did not mean that we might forget the people’s basic needs,
people should communicate, travel, but there would not be wars,
this is the EU policy. According to the President of the European
Parliament, if we want to find comprehensive solution in future, we
should prepare the communities for that, the Nagorno Karabakh, too. To
Mr Buzek’s conviction, we should move through the peace process.

Responding the journalist’s question on March 1 events, the EP
President noted that he had discussed this issue with RA President
and RA NA Speaker, and the two very important persons ensured him
that an examination was underway, and every effort was taken to solve
the problem.

In response to the journalist’s question on the availability of
“political prisoners” in Armenia, RA NA Speaker was the first to
answer. He stressed that he didn’t agree with the journalist’s
idea that there were “political prisoners” in Armenia. Regarding
the Parliament Speaker’s letter addressed to RA President on Sasun
Mikaelyan’s release, Hovik Abrahamyan noted that it had been the
proposal of his coalition colleagues, RPA, PAP and Country of Law
factions. “I have sent the letter to RA President, we have talked,
and the President has said that the issue is under observation, and
I hope (this is my personal opinion) that in future that issue will
be positively solved,” the NA Speaker noted.

To the conviction of the President of the European Parliament,
recently several persons’ release was a promising decision.

From: Baghdasarian

ARMENIA NEGOTIATES OPENING CONSULATE IN JAVAKHK

news.am
May 19, 2011 | 15:24

YEREVAN. – Armenia is holding negotiations with Georgia on opening
of consulate in Samtskhe-Javakhk, said Sergey Manasaryan, Armenian
Deputy Foreign Minister.

He noted that there is no precise decision so far as approval of both
sides is necessary.

“The issue is in the limelight of foreign office,” Manasaryan said
in parliament.

Javakhk (Georgian name – Javakheti) is an Armenian-populated part of
Georgia’s southeastern Samtskhe-Javakheti province.

From: Baghdasarian

EXCHANGE OF CULTURES IS A SACRED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PEOPLES — AL-MULAIFI

Education 5/19/2011 1:18:00 PM

Minister of Education and Higher Education Minister Ahmed Al-Mulaifi
KUWAIT, May 19 (KUNA) — Minister of Education and Higher Education
Minister Ahmed Al-Mulaifi said on Thursday that education is the
best message that could be sent by mankind to the world, through the
exchange of cultures, which is the most sacred relationship between
the peoples.

Al-Mulaifi made the statement to the press last night after patronizing
the “Golden Jubilee – 50 years” celebration of the establishment of
the Armenian school in Kuwait, held in Kuwait University auditorium
with the attendance of former Head of the World Churches Council and
Catholics of the Armenian Orthodox Church of Cilicia in Lebanon Aram
I Kachichian and a number of ambassadors, and Ministry of Education
officials.

He added that the Armenian school represents the country’s interest in
development, and opening the door for private education to participate
in the educational process in the country. He said the ministry did
not spare any effort to support this administration in achieving its
goal of expanding its services.

On the issue of Deputy Premier and Minister of State for Development
Affairs and Minister of State for Housing Affairs, Sheikh Ahmad
Al-Fahad Al-Sabah’s call for investing in private education,
Al-Mulaifi said that supporting education in general is a major
part of the ministry’s work in eliminating all obstacles facing the
private educational sector, which would in return reduce the cost of
private education.

Al-Mulaifi also referred to the large number of students in private
schools, stressing that this fact does not mean that public schools
are repellent, as many generations have graduated from the public
education system and have succeeded greatly in their lives. On the
other hand, Director of Al-Tathamin High school, Mona Al-Qallaf,
said in a speech during the ceremony, “We celebrate this year marking
50 years since the opening one of the most important educational
institutes in the State of Kuwait, which plays an important role in
education and teachers, under the strong belief that they play a role
in the county’s development.” Al-Qallaf said, “The Armenian people
have great history, as they faced challenges and stood strong in their
beliefs, they built churches where they held their religious rituals,
and maintained the Armenian language, which is an important pillar
of the community’s strength.” Meanwhile, Armenian School Director,
Manuel Manokien said that the Kuwaiti and Armenian people have joint
goals and similar sufferings. Highlighting the coinciding celebrations
of Kuwait marking its 50th anniversary of independence and the Armenian
school marking its 50th anniversary of establishment. He also praised
the warm hospitality of the Kuwaiti people, also remembering the
generosity of Sheikh Jaber Al-Abdullah who presented five thousand
rupees in contributing of establishing the Armenian school building.

He stressed that the aim of the school remains, “preparing a generation
of young men and women whom believe in God and the Armenian homeland
and loyal to the land it lives in, and always looks forward to his/her
native country’s interest.” Chairman of the Board of Trustees of
the Armenian school, Engineer Munir Tarbnian, said that the number
of students in this school is 443 students from kindergarten stages
through high school, adding that the number of the Armenian community
in Kuwait is estimated at about 3500 people.

Meanwhile praising Kuwait’s generous hospitality to many foreigners,
wishing the country and its people additional prosperity and great
wealth.

The Armenian school opened its doors in Kuwait during the era of
Minister of Education, at the time, Sheikh Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah,
at the beginning of the academic year 1960/1961 in a modest building
in Salmiya, under the name of the (Arabic Armenian School), where the
number of students and time does not exceed 90 students from Armenians
and other Arab communities. (end) rkf.na.asa KUNA 191318 May 11NNNN

From: Baghdasarian

IRAN TRIES TO CAJOLE BOTH ARMENIA AND AZERBAIJAN, EXPERT SAYS

PanARMENIAN.Net
May 19, 2011 – 13:34 AMT

Following the Iranian Ayatollah’s statement suggesting his country
helped Azerbaijan in Karabakh war years, Iran attempted to cajole
both Armenia and Azerbaijan, while counteracting Turkey, according to
director of the Armenian Center for National and International Studies
(ACNIS).

As Manvel Sargsyan stated at a discussion titled “Karabakh Issue in
Armenia and International Scene: New Situation, Old Approaches”,
the statement by the Iranian Embassy in Armenia, which stressed
Tehran’s respect for the nations’ right for self-determination and
Iran’s protesting the stationing of foreign troops in the region,
proves the above-mentioned fact.

As the expert noted, the statement of Ayatollah was a was a
well-thought move, as a spiritual leader couldn’t have been informed
of military sector-related details. “It’s a political step. Iran
is attempting to hold control of both Armenia and Azerbaijan,”
Sargsyan said.

From: Baghdasarian

REVUE DE PRESSE NO1 – 19/05/11 – COLLECTIF VAN

19-05-2011

Info Collectif VAN – – Le Collectif VAN [Vigilance
Armenienne contre le Negationnisme] vous propose une revue de presse
des informations parues dans la presse francophone, sur les thèmes
concernant la Turquie, le genocide armenien, la Shoah, le genocide
des Tutsi, le Darfour, le negationnisme, l’Union europeenne, Chypre,
etc… Nous vous suggerons egalement de prendre le temps de lire ou
de relire les informations et traductions mises en ligne dans notre
rubrique

Par ailleurs, certains articles en anglais, allemand, turc, etc,
ne sont disponibles que dans la newsletter Word que nous generons
chaque jour. Pour la recevoir, abonnez-vous a la Veille-Media : c’est
gratuit ! Vous recevrez le document du lundi au vendredi dans votre
boîte email. Bonne lecture.

Washington : un Musee du Genocide armenien pour 2015 ?

Info Collectif VAN – – ” La Cafesjian Family
Foundation (CFF) s’oriente dans la bonne direction en invitant des
organisations armeno-americaines importantes, y compris l’Assemblee
armenienne et des personnalites armeniennes et non-armeniennes, a se
rassembler pour realiser le projet louable, mais cependant longtemps
retarde, de creer un Musee du Genocide armenien et Memorial avant le
24 avril 2015 – le 100ème anniversaire du genocide armenien. Un Musee
du Genocide armenien situe au c~ur de la capitale du pays, a deux
blocs seulement de la Maison Blanche, sera un memorial durable pour
le million et demi de victimes innocentes et un hommage a l’esprit
indomptable des survivants. ” Le Collectif VAN propose la traduction
de l’editorial du journaliste armeno-americain Harut Sassounian,
edite par The California Courier le 19 mai 2011.

19 Mai : Journee de memoire du genocide du Pont Euxin Info Collectif
VAN – – ” Enfin, nous avons reussi a les
deraciner… “. Ainsi parlait Mustapha Kemal Ataturk, le 13 août 1923,
au sujet des Grecs de Turquie. En 1994, le gouvernement grec decidait
de fixer la date du 19 mai comme journee de commemoration du genocide
des Grecs du Pont Euxin (Turquie). En effet, entre 1914 et 1923, un
veritable nettoyage ethnique a ete opere par les Turcs sur les rives
du Pont-Euxin. 353 000 Grecs sur 700 000 qui y vivaient depuis le
11e siècle av. J.-C. ont ete massacres. Suite aux accords de Lausanne
concernant l’echange de populations, le reste de la population pontique
a ete rapatriee dans la partie libre de la Grèce, en particulier dans
le Nord du pays. Plus tard, nombreux, ils emigrèrent dans les pays
industriels. La Turquie moderne s’est construite sur l’extermination
de ses minorites chretiennes : les Armeniens, les Grecs et les
Assyro-Chaldeens-Syriaques de l’Empire ottoman.

Les Assises de la Lutte contre les Prejuges Info Collectif VAN –
– Les Assises nationales de la lutte contre les
prejuges se derouleront le dimanche 22 mai 2011 a l’ESG de Paris,
organisees pour la troisième annee consecutive par l’UEJF [Union
des Etudiants Juifs de France] avec SOS Racisme et plusieurs autres
associations agissant sur les questions de vivre-ensemble. Pour
la première annee, le Collectif VAN est partenaire de ces Assises
antiracistes. Venez nombreux !

Un site Internet turc menace de diffuser de nouvelles videos sexuelles
Un site Web turc qui a deja mis en ligne des videos compromettantes qui
ont entraîne la demission de quatre membres d’un parti d’extreme-droite
a menace mercredi de diffuser de nouvelles images a l’approche des
elections du mois prochain.

Lars von Trier : attention, l’abus de Wagner peut entraîner des
derapages A ecouter la conference de presse qu’a donnee l’equipe de
Melancholia, mercredi 18 mai, après la projection du film, tout le
monde, a commencer par le chef, Lars von Trier, etait d’excellente
humeur. Le realisateur avait surmonte assez de ses phobies pour
etre present et disert, d’une humeur badine pas toujours legère. Il
a longuement evoque un projet de film pornographique avec Kirsten
Dunst et a lourdement raille l’homosexualite d’un des acteurs avec
qui il a le plus souvent travaille, l’Allemand Udo Kier.

Le President du Parlement europeen Jerzy Buzek au Memorial de
Tsitsernakaberd Hier le President du Parlement europeen Jerzy Buzek,
dans le cadre de sa visite officielle en Armenie, s’est rendu au
complexe commemoratif de Tsitsernakaberd pour y deposer une couronne
au memorial des victimes du Genocide armenien et des fleurs devant
la flamme eternelle.

Tentative presumee de coup d’Etat en Turquie: la reclusion a perpetuite
requise contre cinq suspects La reclusion criminelle a perpetuite a
ete requise mercredi par le ministère public turc a l’encontre de cinq
suspects, dont un contre-amiral, accuses d’avoir tente de renverser
le Parlement dans le cadre d’un complot presume en vue de commettre
un coup d’Etat en 2003.

Grand-papa, ce nazi L’Holocauste, les Allemands connaissent. Mais
dès qu’il s’agit de la responsabilite de leur propre famille, la
majorite d’entre eux prefère fermer les yeux. Pourtant, lentement,
l’omerta sur le passe familial commence a se briser. Les recherches
pour motif personnel augmentent dans les archives des anciens camps de
concentration. L’historienne Simone Erpel a aide ceux qui voulaient
enfin savoir. Que faisait mon grand-oncle, mon grand-père ou ma mère
dans les camps de la mort?

“Plus que d’un soutien documentaire, ils ont besoin d’un suivi
emotionnel”, constate-t-elle. D’où les seminaires psycho- historiques
de groupe qu’elle a concus, a Berlin, avec les deux psychologues
Achim Goeres et Tanja Hetzer, elle aussi historienne specialiste du
IIIe Reich.

Moment de Radio avec Antoine Agoudjian 20 ans qu’il travaille sur la
Memoire armenienne… Lui, le franchouillard qui aime bien le pinard
(je le cite). Antoine Agoudjian, petit-fils de rescapes du Genocide
armenien, vit l’appareil photo en bandoulière et traque les moindres
vestiges d’une histoire pulverisee en 1915.

La Turquie souhaite renouveler sa presence au Conseil de Securite de
l’ONU La Turquie a annonce mercredi vouloir etre a nouveau candidate
au Conseil de Securite de l’ONU, en tant que membre non-permanent.

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