From Girls’ Education to Decades of Neglect: The Story of Yerevan’s Historic Hripsimyan Gymnasium
Just steps from Republic Square, on Yerevan’s Amiryan Street, stands one of the city…
History
Azerbaijan Destroys More Armenian War Memorials in Occupied Artsakh as Cultural Genocide Continues
Azerbaijan has destroyed additional Armenian war memorials in occupied Artsakh, acco…
History Museum of Armenia Uses Turkish Designation “Eastern Anatolia” Instead of Western Armenia
The History Museum of Armenia has used the Turkish geographical designation “Eastern…
Historic Armenian Church Fragments Discovered During Restoration Works in Central Tbilisi
Stone fragments bearing Armenian inscriptions have been uncovered during road constr…
More Than 1,000 Cases of Vandalism and Destruction Recorded in Occupied Artsakh Since 2020
From the near-total demolition of Karin Tak to the destruction of churches and the A…
The Great Fire of Smyrna: The Destruction of the City’s Armenian and Greek Communities
On September 13, 1922, Smyrna began to burn. Within days, much of the historic po…
Four Years Since Azerbaijan’s September 2022 Attack on Armenia
On September 13, 2022, Azerbaijan launched a large-scale offensive against Armenia, …
Hajiyev Presents Blank Museum Reproduction as ‘Evidence’ of Armenian Falsification at Gandzasar in Occupied Artsakh
Azerbaijani presidential adviser Hikmet Hajiyev has presented foreign diplomats with…
Ghaybalishen, 1919: The Armenian Massacre in Artsakh Before the Shushi Massacre
On the morning of June 5, 1919, just a few kilometers from Shushi, the destruction o…
The Defense of Musa Dagh: Armenians Who Refused Deportation and Fought to Survive
In the summer of 1915, as Ottoman authorities carried out the deportation …