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    Restored churches in Western Armenia no longer have Armenian architecture

    11:05, 17 November, 2012

    YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 17, ARMENPRESS: Armenian monasteries and churches
    that are located in the northern region of Artsakh, on Azerbaijan
    borders, have the same fate as Armenian churches and monuments in
    Nakhichevan, which means have been ruined. As specialist on monuments
    Samvel Karapetyan noted in the interview with Armenpress losing
    Armenian historical territories we are paying with our culture. `Those
    who have no idea of Armenian historical monuments and churches in
    Azerbaijan are carrying out an activity, restoring and renovating
    their appearance. If a person who has no experience in renovation and
    reconstruction of churches and monuments doesn't want to cooperate
    with skilled professionals based on some political intolerance and
    discrimination so automatically the result cannot be good from the
    scientific aspect and cannot correspond to restoration norms'
    Karapetyan noted.

    According to Samvel Karapetyan the situation of historical monuments
    in Western Armenia is now different, in case 50 60 years ago during
    the Soviet Union Armenian monuments were being destroyed now vice
    versa. Therefore everything doesn't run so smooth. For example, in
    2007 Armenian Church was being reconstructed, but the roof was
    completely changed. The authorities didn't deny that the church was
    Armenian, but in a result of some mistakes now it doesn't have
    Armenian architecture. He also assured that Armenian specialists would
    restore the churches for free in case of being invited. Karapetyan
    also highlighted that there were some cases when the renovation of the
    churches was intentionally left unfinished.


    From: Baghdasarian
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