Chicago ~ Sunday, June 19, 2011 Four speakers, Dr. Anahit Khosroeva (Senior Researcher at Institute of History, Armenian National Academy of Sciences, Professor at Yerevan State University, Armenia and Scholar-in-Residence at North Park University, Chicago), Mr. Vasili Shoumanov (Orientalist and Activitst), Hon. Homer Ashurian (Archaeologist and Director of the Assyrian Universal Alliance Foundation "A.U.A.F.") and Ms. Helen Talia (Certified Public Accountant, Writer and Feminist-Activist), gathered at the Skokie locale of the Assyrian National Council of Illinois to present a joint-lecture, …
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Recent attacks on churches in Egypt and Iraq show that indigenous Christians face an uncertain future in the Middle East. In a region where religion is a fundamental component of life, religious violence is an issue that appears to have been side lined in news covering the Arab Spring. Yet these attacks are profoundly significant. …
Hannibal Travis is a Professor of Law at Florida International University. The following is astracted from an article published in Genocide Studies and Prevention: …
Armenia has announced the award of a Presidential Prize to Israeli genocide scholar, Prof. Israel W. Charny. The prize has been awarded in recognition of Charny's contributions to greater world recognition of the Armenian Genocide and for his academic researches of the phenomenon of denials of genocide …
In a landmark resolution adopted by the National Women's Labor Conference in Brisbane, Queensland last weekend, delegates resolved to 'recognise the genocides of the Armenians, Hellenes and Assyrians from 1915 to 1923 is one of the greatest crimes against humanity'. …
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Continuing the Seyfo Center series of interviews with scholars of the Assyrian Genocide, Joseph Haweil spoke with Robert M. Kaplan, Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Wollongong …
Xori Lahdo, Adiyaman Assyrian Priest – One Cemetery is All We Have Left by Sabri Atman We are in the middle of July. Germany did not see the summer season this year. “When did it ever?” can be asked. It is not like the summer season in Mesopotamia. There is windy weather. It is at a point where people are going to start heating their stoves again. I am in a town in Germany near the border with Holland called …