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The Symbol of Armenian sovereignty. The emblem is placed on rectangle shield and that placed below is on semi-rounded shield. On the above edge on
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The Symbol of Armenian sovereignty. The emblem is placed on rectangle shield and that placed below is on semi-rounded shield. On the above edge on
The Eastern Crisis In the summer of 1875 the Christian peasantry of Bosnia and Herzegovina rose in revolt against their Muslim landlords. The revolt dragged
First Armenian Political Parties – Creation of Armenakan Party, Hunchakian Party (Social Democrat Hunchakian Party, HUNCHASKS) and Dashnaktsutiun (Hay Heghapokhakan Dashnaktsutiun, Armenian Revolutionary Federation, ARF,
In the initial stage of the war on the Eastern front the German Command organized the headquarters of so-called “Eastern Legions”. On Hitler’s order national
An Armenian military parade in Kars, 1919. In May 1919 Kars came under the full administration of the First Republic of Armenia and became the
After the death of King Trtad III (Tiridates), the approximately one-century period extending between 331 and 428 A.D. was enormously characterized by an uncommon instability
Artsakh – Karabakh in 1918-1920 After collapse (Russia engaged in civil war) of Russian Empire on February 10, 1918 (Treaty of Brest-Litovsk) Turkey restarted its
An Armenian woman on the Islamic throne El-Salih-Ayyoub died (in 1249) in the arms of his Armenian wife, who immediately took charge of the military
Number of the Armenian population of Florida (USA) Florida (state) – 25,000 Boca-Raton, FL – 2,400 Orlando, FL – 850
An Armenian wedding procession makes its way to the church. First are the musicians. They are followed by the bridegroom, accompanied by a young man
Armenian Easter – Surb Zatik Armenian Easter is called “Zatik”, which means liberation, salvation as a sign of Jesus’ deliverance from suffering, death and chaos.
Armenian boys recruited to fight for Islam – Armenian Janissaries (Yanichars) It was Sultan Murad (Murat) I (1359-1389) during the latter part of the Fourteenth