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21. Identity in the 21st century: ... and "politically correct" definitions, expectations and interpretations of "who is an Armenian"; on the other hand, new self-defined and actualised "Armenian identities" are prevalent among post-genocide ...
22. In Black and White: Exhibit: “Armenians” by artist Hratch Arbach (Paris)

Armenians in Black and White

Hratch Tchilingirian | 1 February 2014
Island of Memory-TLS.pdf
Date:
2014-02-01
23. Discussant: Apologies & Justice: Invited discussant/participant, “Apologies for Historical Wrongs: When, How, Why”, a workshop on comparative study of Caribbean slavery, ‘Bloody Sunday’ in Northern Ireland, and Ottoman pogroms; the gathering was part of a larger research project led by A. Anim-Addo, University of Leeds; M. Braniff, Ulster University; A. Sarvarian, University of Surrey.

15 May 2015, Derry City, Norther Ireland.
Date:
2015-06-12
24. Resonance FM Armenian Music: ... Hratch Tchilingirian. The story of rich Armenian music which has not only survived the state-implemented genocide of the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire during WWI, but has defiantly flourished into the ...
25. «Միջին Արեվելքի Հայկական Համայնքները Պարտադրված և Անորոշ Ապագայի Միջեվ»: ... socio-economic conditions which have caused mass migration of Christians in general and the Armenians in particular. Over the last 100 years since the Armenian Genocide and dispersion throughout the Middle ...
26. Commemoration of Atrocities in the 20th & 21st Centuries: ... culture and reconciliation: “We wanted to emphasize the essential human and moral dimensions of the societal rupture that genocide causes and the process of reconciliation through living culture”... ::/introtext:: ...
27. 1965: "The Events of April 24 in Moscow, USSR": Vahakn N. Dadrian, "The Events of April 24 in Moscow - How they Happened and Under What Circumstances", The Armenian Review, Summer, 1967.

(article in PDF)
Date:
2015-03-05
28. Armenian Weekly: The issue of Canonization: ... Tchilingirian, in a 1990 article titled “Canonization of the Genocide Victims: Are We Ready?” wrote, “Theologically, once the victims of the genocide are canonized, the Armenian Church will be put under ...
29. Paper: Turkish-Armenian Relations: ... Israel/Palestine and Beyond Paper: "Living with Injustice and Denial: Turkish-Armenian relations on the threshold of the centenary of the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire" 18-19 ...
30. Paper:: ... Israel/Palestine and Beyond Paper: "Living with Injustice and Denial: Turkish-Armenian relations on the threshold of the centenary of the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire" 18-19 ...
31. Window Quarterly: ... Armenian Church during the Genocide of 1915. In these pages, Window turns the views of its readers back 75 years and provides a glimpse of the pre-Genocide Armenian Church. For the first time ...
32. New York Times: ... here, has survived conquest and dispersion, genocide and government-imposed atheism during the years Armenia was part of the Soviet Union. It also endured centuries of internal rancor, including a split ...
33. Total Politics Magazine: ... tangle of geopolitical history, characterised on one side by Ottoman Turkey’s genocide of the Armenians during World War I, and bitter wrangling with Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh territory on the ...
34. Zoryan Institute Acquires Genocide Archives Unknown for Almost a Century: Zoryan Institute Acquires Genocide Archives Unknown for Almost a Century

Armenian Reporter International [Paramus] 08 Aug 1997: 13.

Recently, the Zoryan Institute acquired a large collection of archives related to the Armenian Genocide. The collection was unknown to the world for almost a century.

The archival collection of Royal and Lizzie Cole, American missionaries in Turkish Armenia and Kurdistan in the years 1868-1908, documents events and developments in Turkish Armenia spanning over four extraordinary decades, presents accounts and stories never heard before, and provides additional details for the history of the Armenian massacres.

The Cole Collection was purchased for $100,000. The initial steps to acquire the archives were led by Kourken Sarkissian, President of Zoryan Institute Canada, who, together with Prof. Vahakn Dadrian, went to Portland, Oregon, in May, to see and evaluate the collection. Prof. Saul Negoghosian of the University of Toronto was instrumental in introducing the holder of the archives to the Institute. In early June, Zoryan's new Director Hratch Tchilingirian joined the negotiation process. On June 28, the acquisition of the Collection was finalized and the archives were brought to the Zoryan Institute.
Date:
1997-08-08
35. An exercise in disinformation: linking Kurds to NKR: ... ultranationalist and Armenian Genocide denier, announced that his studies on the origins of Anatolian tribes showed many Kurds, particularly Kurdish Alevis, were originally Armenian. As events unfolded, ...
36. 90th Anniversary of St Sarkis Church, London: ... built a place of worship and communal gathering as one of the first steps towards re-building their lives after the virtual annihilation of the Armenian people in the Ottoman Empire, the first genocide ...
37. Chair: Demographic Policy & Ethnic Cleansing in the Late Ottoman Period: ... Turkish Nationalism and the Armenian Genocide (Zed, 2004); A Shameful Act: the Armenia Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility (Metropolitan, 2006) and most recently ‘Ermeni ...
38. The Witness of the Armenian Church in the Diaspora: ... people, the destiny and future of our people. In this respect, the church has a decisive role to play. The church has an important voice in this respect – for instance concerning the Armenian Genocide, ...
39. David Miller - A History of the 'Blue Book': ... it provides a focus of controversy between those who claim that it provides evidence of genocide, and those who maintain that because the Blue Book was wartime propaganda, its contents are not to be trusted. ...
40. First Woman and First Diasporan Ambassador builds vital bridges: ... and “Der Zor,” (1997), a trilogy recounting the experience of the Armenian genocide, the struggle of minorities in the Balkans, and the Karabakh liberation movement in the late 1980s. Her novels have been ...