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Other Armenias is a podcast by other Armenians for other Armenians. Tune in for conversations and interviews - sometimes in English and sometimes in Armenian - with your co-hosts Milena Abrahamyan and Tamar Shirinian.

Delve into the rich tapestry of Armenian folklore, where history and storytelling intertwine. Armenians trace their roots back to the era before the Babylonians, to Togarmah, a grandson of Japhet, who settled in Armenia after the Ark found its resting place on Mount Ararat. Notably, Armenia was the first nation to embrace Christianity as its official religion around the 3rd Century AD. This enchanting collection features captivating folk and fairy tales gathered by scholar and storyteller Mr. A. G. Seklemian, reflecting the deep connection between the Armenian people and the natural world that...

Este audiolibro recopila los resultados de una sólida investigación sobre el genocidio de más de un millón y medio de armenias y armenios a manos del ejército turco entre 1915 y 1923. Mariano Saravia explica con claridad los antecedentes y desencadenantes de ese primer genocidio del siglo XX. Recupera documentos gubernamentales, crónicas de la época y testimonios de sobrevivientes que despejan toda duda sobre la magnitud de lo sucedido, sobre las responsabilidades alrededor del crimen y de su encubrimiento posterior.

Piegata da una crescente miseria, approdo di migliaia di profughi provenienti dalla Siria e stremata infine da una guerra - quella per il Nagorno-Karabakh - che a oltre vent'anni dal suo inizio pare sempre più lontana dal trovare una soluzione, l'Armenia lotta oggi per la sua sopravvivenza. Attraverso agili capitoli, il volume accompagna il lettore alla scoperta di questo Paese ancora poco conosciuto.

Australia Live by Armenia Media provides interviews in both English and Armenian languages with subjects of interest to the Armenian-Australian community and the greater Armenian world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Hostage Standoff at Police Building in Armenia Enters 2nd Day" is from the July 18, 2016 World section of The New York Times. It was written by Ivan Nechepurenko and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.