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Armenians In the UK: A struggle for identity?

January 29, 2015 by Joe Nerssessian 1 Comment
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Araxie Pilikian

January 29, 2015 by Joe Nerssessian 1 Comment

As featured in previous blog posts, I explained how I met Khatchatur Pilikian whose parents had survived the massacres. Khatchatur’s father went on to write a journal about his time living in the Ottoman Empire. I also interviewed Khatchatur’s wife, Araxie.

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Turkey to commemorate Battle of Gallipoli on April 24th

January 20, 2015 by Joe Nerssessian Leave a Comment

Robert Fisk wrote in yesterday’s Independent about how Turkey will, for the first time, commemorate the ‘Battle of Gallipoli’ on April 24th, the same day Armenians commemorate the genocide.

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Escaping death

December 7, 2014 by Joe Nerssessian 1 Comment
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