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Tag Archives: genocide
Remembering
I believe in remembering history. And I believe a great deal can be said about a country and a people by what they deem important enough to remember, to commemorate and to celebrate in their losses and in their gains. … Continue reading
Posted in accountability, death, faith, genocide, humanity, justice, Uncategorized, war
Tagged April 24, Armenian, genocide, history, hope, human rights, humanity, justice, life, survival, Turkey
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“Pity the Nation”
“…Pity the nation that acclaims the bully as hero, and that deems the glittering conqueror bountiful. … (Khalil Gibran) I cannot let go of the weight on my heart as I, and many others, experience the depth of our sorrow … Continue reading
Posted in accountability, genocide, humanity, justice, war
Tagged Armenian, children, compassion, genocide, human rights, humanity, justice, Turkey, war
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March to Protect History
Today, Armenians commemorate those who lost their lives during the Genocide on April 24, the day in 1915 when several hundred Armenian intellectuals and professionals were arrested and executed as the start of the genocide. This was the prelude to … Continue reading
Posted in humanity, justice
Tagged Armenian, genocide, human rights, humanity, justice, Turkey
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Truth
I am passionately interested in truth. I am passionate about speaking the truth when a wrong has been committed or an injustice spoken. I am also passionate about my duty to defend the truth. To some, truth is subjective, the … Continue reading
“River” of Humanity
Yesterday, marked the Centennial of the Armenian Genocide. With the wisdom of Elie Wiesel who said, “There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest it,” a … Continue reading
100 Years Strong
One hundred years since the Genocide of the Armenians and I am reminded everyday of human injustice and the countless injustices inflicted by The Ottoman Turks and continued through today’s Turkey that have not been made right. I saw “Woman … Continue reading
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Tagged Armenian, christian, genocide, justice, massacre, mistreatment of Jews, Turkey
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I Am A Survivor
Photos taken from part of a collection of media coverage of Hamidian massacres, the Adana massacre and the Genocide, researched and assembled by curator and author Dr. Hayk Demoyan, Director of the Armenian Genocide Museum Institute in … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, Armenian, atrocities, documented memories, extermination, firm, genocide, guilt, Holocaust, hope, Ottoman, outrage, power, resilience, resourceful, shame, silence, strong, suppression, survivor, Turkey
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I Abhor War
When I was little, I heard snippets of accounts of atrocities against Armenians and my grandparents’ generation. I said to my father that I thought war was wrong. “It’s not that simple,” he had said. As I grew a little … Continue reading
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Tagged Armenian, children, combat, exile, genocide, Holocaust, Ireland, Khmer Rouge, war, war in Lebanon
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