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# Armenians and the Internet  •
By Ara Mekhitarian
Etchmiadzin
Address: http://www.etchmiadzin.com
Brief Summary: Etchmiadzin.com is one of the newest Armenian web
sites on the Internet with the latest Java effects. Here you will find
information regarding the Armenian Church and Christianity. This web
page offers a full overview of the recent consecration and ordination
ceremony of our 132nd Catholicos. Learn about the process of electing the
Armenian Catholicos and the history ofthe Armenian Church. Click on
their " How Can I Participate" link and find out how to be a part of the
big 1700th anniversary celebration of the Armenian church in Armenia
next year. This web site is also affiliated with www.armgate.com,
providing a variety of Armenian Church images and interesting information on Armenian art and culture.
Categories: Message from Church Leaders, Mission Statement, Jubilee
Year Activities, About the Armenian Church, Daily Questions and
Readings, What's New, How Can I Participate.
How to use: Links are listed on the right side of the home page.
Contact: email: 1700@etchmiadzin.am
The 1700th Anniversary of the
Proclamation of Christianity as Armenia's State Religion
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Message from Church Leaders
Mission Statement
Jubilee Year Activities
About the Armenian Church
Daily Questions and Readings
What's New?
How Can I Participate?
Links
About this Site
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Survey official statements, resolutions, proclamations, and reports affirming the
genocide. Excerpts from the 1919 Turkish Military Tribunal and the 1920 Treaty of
Sevres are included.
Explore how to teach about genocide. Featured are a resource guide, a
reference section, sample curricula, information on video documentaries, a
suggested reading list, and a genocide FAQ.
Examine the historical record. Photo collections, a detailed chronology, sample
archival documents, international affirmation arid conventions, a survey of press
coverage, and a guide to bibliographies are offered.
team about ANrs goats, programs, and organizational structure. Profiles of ANl's
senior staff members and a FAQ on the organization are also available.
Armenian National Institute
Address: http://www.armenian-genocide.org/
Brief Summary: The Armenian National Institute (ANI) is a non-profit
organization based in Washington D.C, dedicated to the study, research,
and affirmation ofthe Armenian Genocide. Their web site offers tons of
information regarding the genocide, including excerpts from the 1919
Turkish Military Tribunal and the 1920 Treaty of Sevres. Their "Educational Resources" section, offers information on how to teach someone
about the Armenian Genocide in 1915, including a resource guide, a
reference section, sample curricula, information on video documentaries
and a recommended reading list. Plus, they have a rare photo collection
of victims and refugees of the Genocide and a day by day chronology of
the unfortunate events'that took place. Overall this web site is very
informative and does a good job in promoting the truth about the
Armenian Genocide.
Categories: International Affirmation, Educational Resources, Genocide Research, About ANI.
How to use: Links are located in the center of the page. A site map and
search engine are also provided on the left-hand side.
Contact: (202) 383-9009 email: ani@aaainc.org
ASP Book/Video Donations
Professor Dickran Kouymjian and the Armenian Studies Program
would like to thank the authors and publishers for the following
books, videos and periodicals.
Ben Amirkhanian & The William Saroyan Society
William Saroyan posters and CD of the 1st Annual
Great Saroyan Reading
Araz Artinian, Ville St Laurent Quebec
Video: Surviving the Richter Scale
Dr. Ina Baghdiantz McCabe, Medfofd, MA
Baghdiantz McCabe, I. (1999) The Shah's Silk for Europe's Silver
(Pennsylvania: University of Pennsylvania)
Mrs. Emma Bozmagian, Fresno books from the Ataskarian family
Byurat Cultural Foundation, Burbank
Byurat, Vaghinak (1999). Memoirs From My Life (Yerevan Museum
of Literature And Art)
Center for Political and Strategic Studies,Washington, DC
Edited by Road Sagdeev & Susan Eisenhower (2000). Islam and-
Central Asia. New York: The Center for Political/Strategic Studies
Committee of the 1700th Anniversary of Christianity,
Etchmiadzin Materials of the International Conference (2000).
Armenia: Church & State. Etchmiadzin
Galust Galoyan, Yerevan
Galoyan, Galust (1999). Armenian and the Great Powers: 1917-1923
Armenian National Academy of Sciences
Fr. Antranik Granian, Beirut (1999). Haigazian Armenological
Review, Vol. 19 (Beirut, Armenian Dept. of Haigazian University)
John Hadidian, Albany, CA and London
Hand written diary of Varsenig Soghigian
Souren Karapetian, Glendale Video: Turkish Soup
Dr. L. G. Khacheryan,Xjlendale
Khacheryan, L. G. (1999). The History Of Armenian Orthography
Vth-XXth centuries (Glendale: Yerevan Publishing)
Ms. Mary Simonian, Fresno books from mother's estate.
Surp Pirgic Ermeni Hastanesi, Kazlicesme, Istanbul
All Savior Hospital Year Book 1900 ofthe Armenian Hospital.
Istanbul
Araxy Tatoulian, San Diego
Tatoulian, A. (2000). Petevin (The Bedouin). (California: Arax Press)
• The Armenian Students Organization •
California State University, Fresno
invites you to a special open forum with
Fresno City Mayoral Candidates:
Alan Autry - Dan Whitehurst
Speaking and answering questions about
issues of concern for the City of Fresno
• Growth • Education
• Agriculture • Downtown Revitalization
Wednesday, October 25, 2000
7:00 p.m.
Alice Peters Auditorium Rm. 191
University Business Center, CSU Fresno Campus
Free admission and open to the public. „
For more information contact
Armenian Students Organization
Tim Kuckenbaker 250-9683 • Barbara Harutinian 304-4814