This Week In Armenian History

William Saroyan was, without discussion, the most important name of Armenian origin in American literature and, in the 1930s and 1940s, one ...

Nazi leader Adolf Hitler had an early awareness of the Armenian Genocide. One of his closest friends and advisors had been Max Erwin von Sch...

Megerdich Beshigtashlian was a pioneering writer and public figure of Western Armenian society, considered the founder of modern lyric poetr...

The victory of the Allies in World War I imposed the signature of a series of treaties to end the war and legalize the defeat of the Central...

Modern Armenian literature had three major enemies: tuberculosis, Turkish genocide, and Stalinist repression. The so-called “second April 24...

Tuberculosis, the “romantic disease,” as it was regarded in the nineteenth century, had its own share of victims among Armenian poets from 1...

It has been frequently said that the Treaty of Lausanne marked the burial of the Armenian Cause, even though neither Armenia nor Armenians ...