The first Armenian periodical “The Pigeon of Masis” was published on January 15, 1856 in Paris, France
“Pigeon of Masis” magazine (with the subtitle “Avetaber Hayastayants”) was published in 1855-1858, in Paris,...
The massacres of the peaceful Armenian population began in Baku on January 13, 1990
On January 13, 1990, the Azeri mob broke into the homes of Armenians at the...
A new stone age monument was found in Aknashen
The Armenian-French expedition, which has been conducting excavations in Aknashen for almost 15 years, has...
Wheelchairs carved from rocks were found during the excavations in Van
Wheelchairs carved from rocks dating back to the Ararat Kingdom were found during historical excavations...
A rock-cut water pipe, the largest in the region was found in Tigranakert
As a result of years of excavations in Tigranakert of Artsakh, the Armenian expedition team...
Today is the day of commemoration of Garegin Nzhdeh
Garegin Nzhdeh (real surname Ter-Harutyunyan) studied at the Russian 7-year school in Nakhichevan, then at...
An ancient cemetery was discovered during the excavations in Constantinople
A mausoleum was discovered during archeological excavations near the Haidarpasha railway station in Constantinople. Archeologists...
The Turkification of Armenian toponyms has deep roots
“Names of people, countries and cities are not put by chance. Each of them has...
On December 11, 1946 the UN General Assembly recognized the genocide as an international crime
Following the Nuremberg Trials, lawyer Raphael Lemkin focused his efforts on drafting an international document...
On December 1, 1827, the Armenian printing house of Shushi was founded
Shushi began to develop rapidly in the 1920s, and the Armenian intelligence began to concentrate...