On Sunday May 21st from 6:15 to 7pm (EST) on WBAI 99.5 FM in NY will air THE COST OF GENOCIDE-ARMENIA 1915 produced by Fred Nguyen and Anoush Ter Taulian. Speaking on the program will be Genocide survivors Onoric Eminian, Israel Arabian, and Charlotte Kechejian. Aram Arkun, a historian who is the coordinator of the Zohrab Center will present an overview of the Genocide and Elombe Brath, who has a WBAI program on Africa has a dialogue with Anoush Ter Taulian on Genocide and Racism. This is also a

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Plane Crashes in Russia With 113 AboardBy STEVE GUTTERMAN, Associated Press WriterAssociated PressMay 2, 2006MOSCOW - An Armenian passenger plane crashed in stormy weather earlyWednesday off Russia's Black Sea coast as it was headed in for alanding, killing all 113 people on board, emergency officials said.The Airbus A-320, which belonged to the Armenian airline Armavia,disappeared from radar screens about four miles from the shore andcrashed after making a turn toward the Adler airport near the

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PRESS RELEASE May 3, 2006Embassy of the Republic of Armenia2225 R Street, NW, Washington, DC, 20008Tel: 202-319-1976, x. 348; Fax: 202-319-2982Email: [email protected]: www.armeniaemb.orgEmbassy of Armenia Will Honor Armavia Crash Victims on May 5 and May 6On May 3, 2006, an Armavia flight en route from Yerevan to Sochi,Russia crashed at sea near Sochi. All 113 passengers and crew membersaboard the Armenian jet were killed during the crash. Officialinvestigation is currently underway to determine

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HER ÞEY BÝR SÖZCÜKLE BAÞLAYABÝLÝR Ayþe Günaysu Internet bilgiyi demokratikleþtirmesinin yanýnda insanlarý birbirinden ayýran çeþitli türden sýnýrlarý kaldýrýyor. Geçen hafta yayýnlanan "Özür Diliyorum" baþlýklý yazým Ülkede Özgür Gündem'in internet sitesi sayesinde daðlar, denizler aþtý, kapýlarý çalýp evlere girdi, çok uzaklardaki Ermenilere bile ulaþtý. Ve küçücük bir söz, hak etmediði ölçüde sýcak sevgi mesajlarýyla karþýlandý. Bu mesajlardan

  A lawsuit questions how Massachusetts schools portray the Armenian tragedy. But for victims on the 91st anniversary, there can be no doubt. By Elizabeth Mehren, Times Staff WriterApril 25, 2006 BOSTON — She was only 3 when her family fled their Turkish homeland 91 years ago. Alice Shnorhokian and her brother were too small to walk the long road to safety in the Syrian desert, so their parents strapped them in boxes on the sides of a donkey that carried the family possessions.On the eve

In English Today, 24th of April, is worldwide recognised as the date signifying the Armenian Genocide. Only in Turkey it indicates a taboo. The Turkish state mobilises all its resources to deny the meaning of this date. . At diplomatic platforms Turkish officials and their advocates claim that they recognise the "big tragedy" and they only object to its being named as a "Genocide". That's not true. At every occasion in Turkey not only the Armenian Genocide, but also the great agony of the Armenian

For Immediate ReleaseOffice of the Press SecretaryApril 24, 2006 Presidential MessageApril 24, 2006 Today, we remember one of the horrible tragedies of the 20th century -- the mass killings and forced exile of as many as 1.5 million Armenians in the final days of the Ottoman Empire in 1915. This was a tragedy for all humanity and one that we and the world must never forget. We mourn this terrible chapter of history and recognize that it remains a source of pain for people in Armenia and for all