The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute participated in the exhibition “Look at the Eyes of the War” at the State Exhibition Hall of Moscow, which is dedicated to World War I....

The film of the famous German director of Turkish origin Fatih Akin “The Cut” on the Armenian Genocide was premiered at the 71st International Venice Film Festival, which took place from August 29 to September 6. According to Deutsche Welle the film was included...

The Institute of History of the National Academy of Sciences of RA in the frames of the programs on the recognition of the Armenian Genocide presented the scientific work “The Issues of Overcoming the Consequences of Genocide and Historical-Legal Arguments” by the head of department of the Armenian Issue and the History of the Armenian Genocide Armen Marukyan, on March 10, 2014....

On May 26, 2014, the fourth meeting of the State Committee that coordinates the events dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide took place in the Sport and Concert Complex after Karen Demirchyan headed by the President of RA Serzh Sargsyan....

Helen Paloian as a young child was in orphanage in Armenia. Paloian — then Helen Kherdian — wandered the streets, begging for food and shelter. She witnessed Ottoman Turk soldiers raid her village and deport the locals, just before the Armenian genocide began in 1915. During those killings,...

«Armenian «orphan rug» is in White House storage, as unseen as genocide is neglected»,- writes American «The Washington Post». The rug was woven by orphans in the 1920s and formally presented to the White House in 1925. The carpet is a richly detailed work that would hold its own even in the largest and most ceremonial rooms.  If you can read a carpet’s cues, the plants and animals depicted on the rug may represent the Garden of Eden. The rug was woven by the girls, who relocated and were assisted...

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