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"Memory of Ararat: 100 years of the most forgotten genocide" book is
presented in Spain
11:22 - 14 / 02 / 2015
Event dedicated to the Centenary of the Armenian Genocide was held in Aleppo
Newly-appointed US Ambassador to Armenia Richard Mills hands over his
credentials to President
Italian Senate accepts a bill to ban denial of Genocides
Newly-appointed Ambassador of the USA hands copies of credentials to
E. Nalbandian
Belgian MEP files a bill to recognize the Armenian genocide by Turkey
On February 11, presentation of the book, titled "Memory of Ararat:
100 years of the most forgotten genocide" was organized in Madrid. The
author of the book, Xavier Moret, is a well-known writer, journalist,
author of a range of books, articles and TV shows, won the Grandes
Viajeros (Great Travelers) Award for his book "Islandia, la isla
secreta" (Iceland, the secret island) in 2002. Press and information
department of the RA Foreign Ministry informs about this.
The book "Memory of Ararat: 100 years of the most forgotten genocide"
is comprised of 270 pages. The book is not just a list of historical
events. In the story, written in traveler's note style, the author
presents to the reader his and his photographer friend' trip to
Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh.
Stressing that the memories of the Armenian Genocide are found in
almost every Armenian family the author expresses his admiration for
the ability of Armenian people, despite endured inhumane sufferings,
to rebirth, establish independent statehood and preserve its rich
spiritual heritage both in Armenia and in Diaspora. In the epilogue
the author mentions, "Yes, it is rather difficult to find yet another
nation in the World, that is spread this much, but, this much united
and sticking to its roots. It is true saying then, that wherever an
Armenian meets an Armenian they create their own Armenia".
http://times.am/?p=111921&l=en
presented in Spain
11:22 - 14 / 02 / 2015
Event dedicated to the Centenary of the Armenian Genocide was held in Aleppo
Newly-appointed US Ambassador to Armenia Richard Mills hands over his
credentials to President
Italian Senate accepts a bill to ban denial of Genocides
Newly-appointed Ambassador of the USA hands copies of credentials to
E. Nalbandian
Belgian MEP files a bill to recognize the Armenian genocide by Turkey
On February 11, presentation of the book, titled "Memory of Ararat:
100 years of the most forgotten genocide" was organized in Madrid. The
author of the book, Xavier Moret, is a well-known writer, journalist,
author of a range of books, articles and TV shows, won the Grandes
Viajeros (Great Travelers) Award for his book "Islandia, la isla
secreta" (Iceland, the secret island) in 2002. Press and information
department of the RA Foreign Ministry informs about this.
The book "Memory of Ararat: 100 years of the most forgotten genocide"
is comprised of 270 pages. The book is not just a list of historical
events. In the story, written in traveler's note style, the author
presents to the reader his and his photographer friend' trip to
Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh.
Stressing that the memories of the Armenian Genocide are found in
almost every Armenian family the author expresses his admiration for
the ability of Armenian people, despite endured inhumane sufferings,
to rebirth, establish independent statehood and preserve its rich
spiritual heritage both in Armenia and in Diaspora. In the epilogue
the author mentions, "Yes, it is rather difficult to find yet another
nation in the World, that is spread this much, but, this much united
and sticking to its roots. It is true saying then, that wherever an
Armenian meets an Armenian they create their own Armenia".
http://times.am/?p=111921&l=en