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Sirak Sarhatian's `My Memoirs' book to be presented on July 15
armradio.am
14.07.2008 12:22
On July 15th of 2008, the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute will host
the congratulatory event dedicated to Sirak Sarhatian's `My Memoirs'
book. This event will take place in the Komitas Hall of the Institute.
The first publication of the `My Memoirs' had been conducted by the
author himself and had taken place in Tehran, of 1942. This recent
publication has materialized due to the extensive efforts of the
Research on Armenian Architecture (RAA) center.
Born in the Aikesdan region of Van, Sirak Sarhatian's `My Memoirs'
provides us with a unique, extensive and explicate perspective on the
heroic resistance of the Armenians of Van and the human struggle for
survival during the genocidal periods of 1915-1918. Furthermore, the
book provides us with, a broad overlook on the struggles of the
survivors and a microscopic view of the specific fortunes of certain
individuals who lived through the genocide.
The second edition is dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the
independence of the First Vaspouragan Armenian Republic (January 6th,
1918).
armradio.am
14.07.2008 12:22
On July 15th of 2008, the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute will host
the congratulatory event dedicated to Sirak Sarhatian's `My Memoirs'
book. This event will take place in the Komitas Hall of the Institute.
The first publication of the `My Memoirs' had been conducted by the
author himself and had taken place in Tehran, of 1942. This recent
publication has materialized due to the extensive efforts of the
Research on Armenian Architecture (RAA) center.
Born in the Aikesdan region of Van, Sirak Sarhatian's `My Memoirs'
provides us with a unique, extensive and explicate perspective on the
heroic resistance of the Armenians of Van and the human struggle for
survival during the genocidal periods of 1915-1918. Furthermore, the
book provides us with, a broad overlook on the struggles of the
survivors and a microscopic view of the specific fortunes of certain
individuals who lived through the genocide.
The second edition is dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the
independence of the First Vaspouragan Armenian Republic (January 6th,
1918).