April 2015
They Can Live in the Desert, But Not Anywhere Else
Ronald Sani's new book examines the Armenian Genocide, drawing on historical events from 1915 in the Ottoman Empire. He argues that the expulsion and extermination…
What Motivated the Ottoman Rulers to Commit the Armenian Genocide?
The article discusses the motivations behind the Armenian Genocide during World War I, focusing on the ideologies of the Ottoman rulers and their radical nationalism.…
Azerbaijan and Armenia Report New Clashes in Nagorno-Karabakh
Azerbaijan and Armenia reported new clashes in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, resulting in casualties on both sides. Azerbaijan claims five Armenian soldiers were killed, while Armenia…
Armin Wegner; A Man for All Seasons
Armin T Wegner, a German writer and peace activist, risked his life to document the Armenian genocide during World War I. His photographs and writings…
Jamalzadeh Witnesses the Pain and Torture of Armenian Women and Children
Mohammad Ali Jamalzadeh recounts witnessing the forced relocation and suffering of Armenian women and children during the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire. His experiences…
Pope Francis Describes Armenian Massacre as 'First Genocide of the 20th Century'
Pope Francis has labeled the Armenian massacre as the 'first genocide of the 20th century' ahead of its centenary, emphasizing the need to honor its…