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The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute (AGMI) marks 110 years with global conference
YEREVAN, Armenia — The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute (AGMI) in Yerevan commemorated the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide with a three-day international conference. Titled “A Century of Armenian Genocide Studies: Scholars Reflect on Legacy, Explore New Horizons,” the conference took place May 29-31, 2025. More than 50 scholars from Armenia, Turkey, Poland, Israel, Sweden, Lebanon, Canada, Germany, Brazil, Australia and the United …
Precursor of the mass violence and crimes of the 20th century, the genocide of Armenians nevertheless continues to be denied. In the favorable context of the First World War, the dictatorial and ultra-nationalist government of the Union and Progress Committee, at the head of the Ottoman Empire, implemented the systematic and planned destruction of its Armenian citizens: arrest and execution of the notables of the capital and the major cities, ma…
Armenian Genocide Museum Marks 110th Anniversary with International Conference
YEREVAN—The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute in Yerevan commemorated the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide with a groundbreaking three-day international conference. Titled “A Century of Armenian Genocide Studies: Scholars Reflect on Legacy, Explore New Horizons,” the conference took place from May 29 to 31. More than fifty scholars from Armenia, Turkey, Poland, Israel, Sweden, Lebanon, Canada, Germany, Brazil, Australia, and the Unite…
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