Monthly Archives: November 2014

A Rare Interview with Maestro Ruben Aharonian touring UK with Borodin String Quartet

Sunday, 30 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenia, Armenian, Art, Arts & Entertainment, Music By Hasmik Harutunyan/ACCUK Leave a comment
A Rare Interview with Maestro Ruben Aharonian touring UK with Borodin String Quartet

In Search of Past Time: A Rare Interview with Maestro Ruben Aharonian touring UK with Borodin String Quartet   Ruben Aharonian is Armenian award winning virtuoso violinist, currently the first […]

The 20th-Century Dictator Most Idolized by Hitler

Sunday, 30 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenian, Armenian Genocide, Armenians, Conflict, Crime, Genocide, Genocide Denial and Revisionism, Germany, Historical Armenia, History, Holocaust By William O’Connor/The Daily Beast Leave a comment
The 20th-Century Dictator Most Idolized by Hitler

The 20th-Century Dictator Most Idolized by Hitler http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/11/24/the-20th-century-dictator-most-idolized-by-hitler.html Universal History Archive/UIG William O’Connor Fatal Attraction 11.24.14 The 20th-Century Dictator Most Idolized by Hitler Historians may credit Mussolini with inspiring Hitler’s […]

GEOFFREY ROBERTSON DECLARES MASSACRE GENOCIDE

Sunday, 30 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenian Genocide, Genocide Denial and Revisionism, Holocaust By The West Australian/Elaine Fry Leave a comment

GEOFFREY ROBERTSON DECLARES MASSACRE GENOCIDE The West Australian Nov 25 2014 by ELAINE FRY November 25, 2014, Eminent human rights lawyer and QC Geoffrey Robertson’s latest book, An Inconvenient Genocide, […]

Manchester Evening News: Art of making lavash put on Unesco World Intangible

Sunday, 30 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenia, Armenian, Culture, Food, United Nations By Manchester Evening News Leave a comment

Art of making lavash put on Unesco World Intangible  Heritage list http://panarmenian.net/m/eng/news/185232 FAMILY SO PROUD AS ARTIST’S PAINTING OF PARK FEATURES  ON NEW SIGNS Manchester Evening News, UK Nov 25 […]

Aleppo’s oldest hotel, where Agatha Christie wrote Murder on the Orient Express, falls into ruin on Syria’s front line

Monday, 24 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenian, Armenians, Conflict, Culture, Diaspora, Genocide, Geopolitics, Middle East, Regional Politics, Syria By John Hutchinson/Daily Mail Leave a comment

Aleppo’s oldest hotel, where Agatha Christie wrote Murder on the Orient Express, falls into ruin on Syria’s front line The Baron Hotel has become another casualty of the ongoing troubles […]

Prince Charles reveals his heartbreak at the ‘appalling atrocities’ and ‘soul destroying tragedy’ facing Christians persecuted across the Middle East

Monday, 24 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenia, Armenian, Armenian Genocide, Church, Middle East, Minorities, Prince Charles, Regional Politics, Religion, Syria, UK and British, UK Armenian Community, UK Community News By Sara Malm/Daily Mail Leave a comment

Prince Charles reveals his heartbreak at the ‘appalling atrocities’ and ‘soul destroying tragedy’ facing Christians persecuted across the Middle East The Prince of Wales visited Armenian Church in London today […]

Geoffrey Robertson QC discusses his new book on the Armenian genocide.

Sunday, 23 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenia, Armenian Genocide, Armenians, Conflict, Diaspora, Genocide, Genocide Denial and Revisionism, Geopolitics, Historical Armenia, History, Holocaust, News & Analysis, Ottoman Empire, Politics, Turkey, UK and British By Geoffrey Robertson/The Drum (TV) Leave a comment

Geoffrey Robertson QC discusses his new book on the Armenian genocide. Updated 22 Oct 2014, 8:11amWed 22 Oct 2014, 8:11am Human rights lawyer Geoffrey Robertson QC discusses his new book […]

Jabhat al-Nusra blows up Armenian church in Deir el-Zour: A savage blow that echoes through Armenian history

Tuesday, 11 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenian, Armenian Genocide, Armenians, Assyrian Genocide, Conflict, Crime, Diaspora, Geopolitics, Historical Armenia, History, Holocaust, Middle East, Ottoman Empire, Recognition, Regional Politics, Religion, Syria, Turkey By Robert Fisk/The Indpendent Leave a comment
Jabhat al-Nusra blows up Armenian church in Deir el-Zour: A savage blow that echoes through Armenian history

Jabhat al-Nusra blows up Armenian church in Deir el-Zour: A savage blow that echoes through Armenian history Islamists’ destruction of a shrine to the victims of genocide marks the latest […]

Meeting with Minister of Diaspora in Armenia

Wednesday, 5 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenia, Culture, Diaspora, UK and British By ACCUK Leave a comment

Meeting with Minister of Diaspora in Armenia   Mrs Janet Mardirosian (Khachatourian), Chairperson of the Armenian Relief Society of Great Britain met with the Minster of Diaspora, Mrs Hranoush Hakopyan, […]

Take Me Seriously, I am Joking!

Wednesday, 5 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenian, Armenians, Arts & Entertainment, U.S., UK and British, UK Armenian Community By Hasmik Harutunyan/ACCUK Leave a comment

COMEDIAN VAHE BERBERIAN IN LONDON   “A joke is truth wrapped in a smile”, Sigmund Freud   The much loved Armenian artist, writer and comedian Vahe Berberian from Los Angeles […]

British Friends of Artsakh – 360 Panel Discussion in London

Wednesday, 5 November, 2014 Posted In: Armenia, Armenian, Artsakh, Azerbaijan, Conflict, Georgia, Minorities, Nagorno Karabakh, Recognition, Regional Politics, Turkey, U.S. By Hasmik Harutunyan/ACCUK Leave a comment

Artsakh 360 Panel Discussion in London AYF London Branch organised an evening on Artsakh at one of the Halls of Westminster University in Central London on October 17, 2014. Among […]

css.php