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Ô³ñ³Ë³Ý»³Ý êÇñáí ÏÁ Ññ³õÇñ»Ýù ѳõ³ï³ó»³É Ù»ñ ÅáÕáíáõñ¹Á Ý»ñÏ³Û ·ïÝáõ»Éáõ Ñá·»å³ñ³ñ ³Ûë ³ñ³ñáÕáõû³Ý »õ Éë»Éáõ гÛñ êáõñμÇÝ ËûëùÁ£ ²ԲβÜàôÂÆôÜ ê. ¶¾à𶠺κԺòôàÚ DE LUNETTE ie La Premiere au Liban r La de oS l Autoroute Jdeideh Pres Boghos Optic Tel: 01-870016 ä³ï³ë˳ݳïáõ ËÙμ³·Çñª ä³ï³ë˳ݳïáõ ïÝûñ¿Ýª ê»õ³Ï Ú³Ïáμ»³Ý ¾ÉÇ Ð³Å Website: zartonkdaily.com e-mail: [email protected] ¸ ³õ³Ý»Éáí é³Ùϳí³ñ »õ ³½³ï³Ï³Ý ëϽμáõÝùÝ»ñ, ÏÁ ѳõ³ï³Ýù μ³½Ù³Ï³ñÍáõû³Ý »õ ³½³ï ËûëùÇ Çñ³õáõÝ ùÇ: лï»õ³μ³ñ` ûñÃÇë Ù¿ç Ññ³ï³ ñ³Ïáõ³Í ·ñáõÃÇõÝ Ý»ñÁ ³Ýå³ÛÙ³Ý ã»Ý ³ñï³Û³Ûï»ñ ËÙμ³·ñáõû³Ýë ï»ë³ Ï¿ïÁ: γÙù¿ ³ÝÏ³Ë ëåñ¹³Í íñÇå³ÏÝ»ñáõ å³ñ³·³ÛÇÝ, Ïþ³å³õÇÝÇÝù Ûû¹áõ³Í³ ·ÇñÝ»ñáõÝ »õ Ù»ñ ÁÝûñóáÕÝ»ñáõÝ Ý»ñáÕ³Ùïáõû³Ý: P.O.Box: 11-617 & 175-348 Beirut-Lebanon Tel./Fax: +961 1 444225 Volume #77 NEWS FROM ARMENIA Genocide hasn’t End, as Long as it is not Recognized: Viken Sarksian The Armenian Genocide issue is in the historical memory of the Armenian People. Each Armenian family has a story: the history of genocide refers to everyone and that’s why it is actual for each of us. The Head of the Armenian President’s Staff Viken Sarksian stated this in his speech delivered at the course of international media conference titled “At the Foothills of Mount Ararat”. As reports “Armenpress”, Viken Sarksian highlighted that even today, after 100 years, Turkey keeps denying the Armenian Genocide and Genocide hasn’t end, as long as it is not recognized and condemned. “An international struggle must be conducted against genocide, crime against humanity. We speak about Genocide not, because it pleases us, but to help the international community, as a nation, which survived genocide, to remain focused on the issue,” Viken Sarksian concluded. Among other things, Viken Sarksian noted that this is a warning that the Genocide must be condemned. Armenia to Open Consulate in Erbil Kurdistan (Iraq) Armenia’s Ambassador to Iraq Garen Krikorian, and the country’s special envoy, Levon Sarksian, met on Wednesday with Kur- distan Regional Government Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani to officially announce the consulate and pledge stronger bilateral ties, reports the official website of Kurdistan government. The Armenian diplomats also said the country will offer direct flights from Yerevan, the Armenian capital, to Erbil in near future. Armenia and the Kurdistan region are also looking to boost economic and cultural ties. Armenia is a land-locked, mountainous nation of an estimated three million people located in the South Caucasus region. The Kurdistan Region, which remains the relatively prosperous and stable portion of war-torn Iraq, has attracted many multinational corporations that have invested in the energy, construction and tourism. Polish President to Come to Armenia on April 24 Vi c e - P r e s i dent of the European Parliament Ryszard Czarnecki, who is participating in the Fourth Ordinary Session of Euronest PA ongoing in Yerevan, has told Zhoghovurd that he hopes he will represent the European Parliament and will be in Yerevan on April 24. Asked whether Poland’s President will come to Yerevan to attend commemoration events dedicated to the centennial of the Armenian Genocide, Mr Czarnecki said that Serj Sarksian has invited him to visit Yerevan on April 24 and the President will be in Armenia on that day. French President Francois Hollande and Russian President Vladimir Putin have announced that they will come to Yerevan on April 24. Number 64 / English 7 Issue (21,305) MARCH 23 - MARCH 29, 2015 I Remember and Demand Z A R T O N K POLITICAL DAILY 1915-2015 Centenary of the Armenian Genocide www.zartonkdaily.com Reports and Advertisements could be sent to us by contacting: Email: [email protected] P.O.Box: 11-617 & 175-348 Beirut-Lebanon Tel/Fax: +961 1 444225 If you wish to receive the PDF version of our daily by email, kindly send us your email address through any of our addresses mentioned above ÎÀ ÚÆÞºØ ºô ÎÀ ä²Ð²ÜæºØ Je me souviens et j'exige You may also choose to read on the net by visiting: Turkey Protests European Parliament Call for Recognition of Armenian Genocide The Turkish Foreign Ministry protested on Saturday a recent report adopted by the European Parliament that called on European Union member states to recognize the Armenian Genocide at the hands of the Ottoman Empire. As reports “Today’s Zaman”, in a statement, Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesman Tanju Bilgiç called the European Parliament’s annual human rights and democracy report’s reference to the Armenian Genocide as “devoid of historical reality and legal basis.” “We find these expressions extremely problematic and regret them,” Bilgiç said in the statement. The European Parliament adopted the Annual Report on Human Rights and Democracy in the World 2013 on March 12. Article 77 of the report “calls, ahead of the 100th anniversary of the Armenian genocide, on all the Member States legally to acknowledge it, and encourages the Member States and the EU institutions to contribute further to its recognition.” The Turkish government to this day refuses to acknowledge that the systematic, state-sponsored murder of 1.5 million Armenians and the exile of Armenians from their historic homelands constitutes a genocide. Instead, the Turkish state claims that it was Armenians who killed Turks and that Armenians were relocated from their homes for their own safety. Writers and pub lic figures in Tur key are arrested regularly for speaking about the Armenian Genocide, which is illegal in Turkey under certain circumstances. Turkey and Armenia also have no diplomatic relations. Turkey closed its border with Armenia in 1993 in a show of support for its co-ethnic ally, Azerbaijan, when war broke out over Artsakh. Turkey has conditioned its normalization of ties with Armenia on the ceding of Artsakh to Azerbaijan. INTERNATIONAL NEWS Congressmen Demand Increase in US Government Assistance to Armenia Erdogan Challenges Armenian Diaspora over Genocide Recognition US Congressmen Adam Schiff (D-CA) and Robert Dold (R-IL) plan to demand from their administration to increase the amount of US assistance being allocated to Armenia. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has challenged the Armenian diaspora to come up with “documents” to resolve the intractable political issue surrounding the mass killings of Ottoman Armenians 100 years ago. “O, the Armenian diaspora, our documents are here. Whatever documents you have, bring them,” Erdogan said while inaugurating an exhibition on World War I in the Ottoman Archive Facility in Istanbul on March 19. The Turkish government to this day refuses to acknowledge that the systematic, state-sponsored murder of 1.5 million Armenians and the exile of Armenians from their historic homelands constitutes a genocide. Instead, the Turkish state claims that it was Armenians who killed Turks and that Armenians were relocated from their homes for their own safety. Writers and public figures in Turkey are arrested regularly for speaking about the Armenian Genocide, which is illegal in Turkey under certain circumstances. “The Armenian diaspora is trying to instill hatred against Turkey everywhere in the world through campaigns on genocide claims,” Erdogan said, stressing that such efforts had intensified in the centennial anniversary of 1915. “Like in every era in the history, pains and tragedies were experienced during the years of the great war. Armenians were not the only people affected by them,” Turkey’s president said, employing an often-used denialist talking point. “The greatest massacres targeting Muslims in the Balkans and in Caucasia happened in the same period. In Anatolia, there were hundreds of thousands of people who were harmed by Armenians, as many as Armenians were harmed,” he said. Meanwhile, on Tuesday the Euronest Parliamentary Assembly adopted a resolution calling for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide. A week before that, the European Parliament adopted a similar resolution calling on member states to recognize the Armenian Genocide. Erdogan’s remarks also came a day after more than 40 members of the US House of Representatives introduced a draft resolution at the US Congress, describing the killings of Armenians a century ago as genocide. Parliaments of several countries have already passed resolutions supporting the recognition of the Armenian Genocide over recent years. “The truth should be sought in archives,” Erdogan insisted, accusing the Armenians of not responding to Turkey’s call to examine the archives and uncover the truth about history. Armenian leaders have stated in the past that there is no debate over the veracity of the Armenian Genocide, accusing Turkish proposals for a “panel of historians” as being a ploy to create a debate where there is none; a debate which Turkey-backed authorities will be free to derail and stall, giving Turkey another excuse to postpone recognizing the Armenian Genocide. The congressmen informed about the aforementioned to the Washington, DC. correspondent of Armenian NewsNEWS.am. To note, the US administration has proposed to allocate $18 million in assistance to Armenia in the coming year. Congressman Schiff stressed that making ArmenianAmerican relations grow deeper stems from both Armenia’s and the US interests. Congressman Dold, for his part, stressed the importance of increasing the US assistance to Armenia. Moreover, he proposed not to focus solely on financial assistance to the country. Bétera Recognizes the Armenian Genocide The plenary council of Bétera City Council has officially recognized the Armenian Genocide, as Armeniangenocide100.org reports. The city council’s decision states that during the reign of the Young Turks (191521), Armenians were killed and displaced in the territory of modern-day Turkey, 1.5 million Armenians were killed, and another 2 million were forced to leave their homes and seek shelter in different parts of the world, forming the Armenian Diaspora. Bétera City Council officially recognizes the Armenian Genocide and condemns the crimes against humanity that were committed during the Armenian Genocide. 2/E MARCH 23 - MARCH 29, 2015 Armenia Needs Political Diversity I Suppose…. Centennial is More than Enough… Hagop Avedikian, Editor of the Azg (Nation) daily (published in Armenia), shared his opinion of constitutional reforms in an interview with Tert.am. As a member of a traditional Armenian political party, he is not for party merger. According to him, it is an artificial process. Mr. Avedikian proposes that Armenia adopt European standards because Europe affords opportunities for both traditional and new parties. With respect to the statements that the reason for party merger is that such a high number of political parties is unacceptable in a country like Armenia, Mr. Avedikian said: “Yes, 63 political parties are said to be registered in Armenia. But being registered is a different thing. We have more than 4,000 non-governmental organizations. But only a few of them are capable of anything. As regards party merger, it is an artificial process. What is the basis? Are parties expected to join one another and form new parties? I cannot understand it.” Asked about solutions, Mr. Avedikian said: “A solution would be reducing the threshold for parties running for Parliament from 7% for political alliances and 5% for political parties down to 1%. But it may be irrelevant as well. In Israel, for example, small political parties may be influential reforms or formation of a new government –even if they have a couple of their representatives. And two major parties may counterbalance each other. This is one of the ways of forming a multiparty system in Armenia, but not by means of artificial party merger. Merger round what? Numerous parties with different names joined the Prosperous Armenia party (a list compiled prior to the 2012 parliamentary elections – ed.) What was the ideological basis of that alliance?” Elaborating on constitutional reforms, Mr. Avedikian pointed out their advisability. “I have not examined the concept so I cannot say anything. But my principled stand is as follows: when we say ‘Constitution’, it must be honored at any cost. “As regards the proportional representation and first-past-the-post voting systems, I would support proportional representation if Armenia’s political parties were real political parties. Most of them are one-man parties or money-parties. Very few parties are of global importance in Armenia, and they are idle if they have no money or power. They face serious problems in political integration. Therefore, proportional representation or first-past-the-post voting systems do not matter.” As an Armenian and adoptive son of early-genocide parents, I personally am quite astonished, as well unsatisfied to witness such a strict, obvious and basically inhumane treatment from international organizations that normally announce their ‘human’ priorities, whatsoever their political reasons….I would much like to be simple and feasible in my forthcoming comments and never wish to make these considered as extreme affiliation concerns. One of the initial basics that UN should never deny is the official adoption of the Armenian Genocide – regardless if nonexistent yet in those days… - as the 20th century’s first anti-human treatment by a ‘backed’ nation against a small but certainly innocent and ‘neglected’ nation, under clear and evident approval of international powers that came to fight for ‘own’ rights but never for human rights, below the well-known political title of “WWI”…. Let’s leave the past100 years and come now to ask the same question: Why can you not, dear world powers, come to do the least a human concept requires: Accept the 1915 massacre as a premeditated genocide…and that’s all!!! No further is in demand and no additional hands would be extended for further assistance but…just to feel what God has created men to feel, as long as their creation has always been under the nomination of “ h u m a n being”…with the “being” feasibly active but the “human” somehow nonexistent! Personally, I will never wish to direct any nation for any interpersonal hostility but as a member of a nation, internationally accepted as a “nation” by UN, I hereby am quite surprised to notice the following internationally described evidence that would allow many to ask questions but certainly with no answers: When the total number of member states of the UN counts 193, I By Hovik Nersissian would certainly come to be surprised to see only 20 sovereign nations so far officially recognize the Armenian Genocide, out of which 1 only from the entire Middle East area (Lebanon), 14 from Europe, 4 from South America and Canada… Are the 90% remaining member states “unaware” of the Genocide…or ‘obliged’ not to be aware of for certain political reasons…? Does the 21st century concept disregard “humanitarianism” vis-àvis “world-power” obligations…? Do the world powers, today, think we apply exaggeration in our Genocide demands for ‘predetermined profits’…?? Can’t the current ‘civilization’ accept what the least happened with this small nation, Armenian, and give a hand of ‘condolence’…at least? Isn’t the confidential but official announcement by the American Ambassador then, Henry Morganthau, sent to the US Secretary of State in Washington on July 20, 1915, enough to have the real evidence from one of the world leading states…? Going further, This eyewitness account appears in: Morgenthau, aren’t the photos of Henry, Ambassador Morgenthau's Story (1918); Armenian victims left Miller, William, The Ottoman Empire and its by the roadside, supSuccessors 1801-1927 (1936). plied by the same office of the American Ambassador, real and enough to verify the atrocities…? Dear readers. On the 1st centenary of the Armenian Genocide, I will not come to indicate in public its past details & present consequences that the same Armenian nation experiences and suffers… We are highly proud of our independent nation, Armenia, but would always long to have an “all-Armenia”, past and present, unified under one rule and one boarder, officially approved by UN and backed by the total 193 member states… ….maybe only then these nations will no more be under the obligation of Genocide recognition as long as “political recognition” will come to overpower the status quo…unfortunately… Hranush Hagopian: “Why did the Armenian People Became Dispersed Across the Globe?” In her speech at the three-day media forum entitled “At the Foot of Mount Ararat”, RA Minister of Diaspora Hranush Hagopian drew the international journalists’ attention to the points regarding the Armenian Genocide that require serious research, as well as the irrefutable facts that are absolute truth and don’t have to be proved or be a subject for debate. In that part of her speech, Hagopian particularly mentioned the following: “Dear journalists, I would like you to focus on the fact that the only country with a closed border in Europe is Armenia since Turkey keeps the country in a blockade, causing damages worth billions. Diaspora Armenians continue to suffer the consequences of the Armenian Genocide because all Diaspora Armenians spend tremendous amount of money and a lot of spiritual resources to achieve justice, and who has “counted” that suffering? Turkey overtly falsifies its history and world history. This issue is a criminal act and needs to be treated seriously. The murders of Hrant Dink and the Armenian soldier in Hungary remained unpunished. The Azerbaijani murderer became a hero. As for Turkey, being unpunished in the past, it continues its criminal policy. I would like you to present the lessons learned from the Armenian Genocide to the world correctly so that nobody remains unpunished. The damage that can be restored must be restored, while the damage that can’t be restored must be compensated. Dear journalists, Has anyone ever asked himself how many millions of children were not born in the past century, or how Armenian women and orphans suffered during those days? Armenian women were not only raped, but were also forcefully converted. Many were forced to throw themselves into the Euphrates River so that they would save themselves from the Turks’ persecutions. I would like you to flip through the pages of foreign newspapers published between 1895 and 1923. We have only published the 1,600-page collection of articles printed in The New York Times up until 1915. The articles show how the Armenian Genocide was planned and what was written about the Genocide during those days. The other is the difference between the Turkish government’s position and the position of the public. This is also a topic for research because public opinion is gradually changing, but unfortunately, the government’s position remains unchanged. The next issue is that the Armenian Genocide led to the “emer- gence” of two types of people or Armenians. Today, in Turkey you will constantly hear the expression “grandchild”. I would like you to read the book Grandmother by famous Turkish lawyer, Hrant Dink’s lawyer Fethiye Çetin. Before her death, Çetin’s 94year-old Armenian grandmother, who had always presented herself as a Turk, tells her granddaughter the whole truth about the Armenian Genocide. Çetin understands what her people did to the Armenians and writes the book Grandmother, which has been published in various languages. The Armenian “with two lifestyles” has also been formed. Until 18:00, they live as Turks, but after that they become Armenian in their families. Imagine the moral and psychological suffering that those people undergo every day. Ask the Turks denying the Armenian Genocide whatever happened to the 2.5 million people who were living in Turkey and why the desert of Deir ez-Zor was full of human bones that had not been buried. The Armenian Genocide is a fact, and like a mathematical axiom, it doesn’t need to be proved. Why did the Armenian people become dispersed across the globe? Why were so many orphanages and homes for the elderly created? Why were the Ambassadors of those days sending horrible letters to the leaders of their respective countries? Great Britain, Russia and France announced that what was happening to the Armenians was a crime against humanity and civilization. At the time, the term “genocide” was unfamiliar to mankind. This is what the three great powers said. Tell me how can we talk about a trial when in 1921 Turkey’s military tribunal gave a life sentencing to Talaat, Enver and Djemal, the leaders of the Young Turks. In closing, I would like to say that we Armenians are a nation of people who have overcome death, have won Turkey’s policy, have settled in 100 countries and have become strong, established and developed people. We have not converted in any country. We have created strong communities and have continued to live and create. We have established our free and independent state. Throughout the past century, we have established the HomelandDiaspora-Artsakh partnership and will continue our struggle to prevent future genocides. We will fight to restore human rights, the rights of the inheritors of martyrs of the Armenian Genocide, as well as our rights as individuals, as a community and as a nation. We will fight to continue to remember and remind about the martyrs who remained unburied, the 1.5 million martyrs following us like a shadow. By canonizing the martyrs, we will send them to the Kingdom of God. We have to fight to make sure genocide never happens again in any country. Finally, the Turks must know that we Armenians won’t keep silent and will continue our struggle. The year 1915 is not the year to execute an entire nation. Armenians in 100 countries around the world will continue the struggle. I believe that there will come a day when the Turks will recognize the Armenian Genocide and that justice will be served sooner or later. I would like to end my speech with the following story: “Before his death, a father tells his son, ‘Son, we, 15,000 visually impaired orphans reached Deir ez-Zor, if there comes a day when you forget the genocide, remember my eyes’.” www.hayernaysor.am Writer Peter Balakian Discusses Armenian Genocide at Holocaust Museum Houston A crowd gathered at the Holocaust Museum Houston on Saturday, March 14, for an emersion into a fascinating lecture on Raphael Lemkin, the 100th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, and cultural destruction. Tamara Savage, Director of the Holocaust Museum Houston introduced Balakian, the Donald M. and Constance H. Rebar Professor of the Humanities at Colgate University, who has made the genocide a key part of his life’s work as an award-winning writer, poet and genocide expert. Balakian started by praising the history of Jewish rescue, witness, and intellectual work on the Armenian Genocide. From Ambassador Henry Morgenthau to Raphael Lemkin, to Franz Werfel and into the modern era of Jewish scholars working on and standing up for the Armenian Genocide discourse, Balakian noted that “the role Jews have played in bearing witness to and later defining the Turkish genocide of the Armenians has been profound.” It was Lemkin who became the father of the U.N. genocide convention of 1948. It was Lemkin who coined the phrase “Armenian genocide” in the 1940s. As a graduate student he challenged his professor after learning about the Turkish massacres of the Armenians: “How can it be that if one man kills another he is charged with murder, but if a whole nation-state kills more than a million people they are allowed to do it without any consequences?” And this moment ended up changing his career path. Among Lemkin’s many layers of his understanding of genocide as a crime is the concept that the destruction of culture is also a vitally important aspect of the genocidal process. At the core of every group identity is also culture and the cultural institutions that codify group identity. See Writer Peter Balakian Discusses page 4 3/E mARCH 23 - MARCH 29, 2015 CENTENARY OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE DIASPORA NEWS Over 40 House Members Spearhead Centennial Call for Truth and Justice for The Armenian Genocide Haigazian University 60th Anniversary: “East to Western, Modern to Postmodern” Art Exhibition by “Bardzr Arvest” Fine Art Center – Yerevan WASHINGTON, DC – Reps. Robert Dold (R-IL), Adam Schiff (D-CA), David Valadao (R-CA), and Frank Pallone (D-NJ), along with 40 other members of the House of Representatives, introduced the Armenian Genocide Truth and Justice Resolution (H.Res.154). This bipartisan resolution calls upon President Barack Obama to work toward equitable, constructive, and durable Armenian-Turkish relations based on the Republic of Turkey’s full acknowledgement of the facts and ongoing consequences of Representatives Robert Dold, Adam Schiff, David Valadao and Frank Pallone Lead Introduction of Armenian Genocide Resolution (H.Res.154) the Armenian Genocide. The resolution will also establish a fair, just, and comprehensive international record of this crime against humanity. LA City Council Approves Designation of Armenian Genocide Memorial Square The Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved a motion on Wednesday that will designate the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Western Avenue as Armenian Genocide Memorial Square to commemorate the 100th anniversary of one of the greatest crimes against humanity, Council members Mitch O’Farrell and Paul Krekorian announced Wednesday. The motion, which was co-introduced by O’Farrell and Krekorian, and seconded by Council President Herb Wesson, directs staff to install signage at Hollywood Blvd and Western Ave, which is located in the Little Armenia neighborhood of the 13th District. The intersection is a key point for the annual genocide march, and commemorative events are held in cities around the world every April 24. “This memorial square will honor the 1.5 million Armenians that perished, and the hundreds of thousands more that were permanently displaced, while serving as a daily reminder of what happened 100 years ago,” said Councilmember O’Farrell, who represents the 13th District. “The cultural, economic, and political contributions that have emanated out of Little Armenia for decades have helped make all of Los Angeles a better place, and understanding the history of the Armenian genocide makes us all more enlightened.” Vice Consul of Armenia Valery Mkrtoumian was on hand for the vote today and spoke in favor of the motion. The City Council also discussed additional plans to commemorate the 100th anniversary, including planting 100 pomegranate trees across the City and illuminating City Hall in purple for the week of April 24. “This memorial shows that the City of Los Angeles is fully committed to commemorating the Armenian Genocide and educating people throughout the city about our community’s continued struggle for justice and recognition,” said Councilmember Krekorian, District 2. “Like so many others, members of my family survived the genocide and planted our roots in this great city. It is so important that we honor those who died so that we can preserve our history and prevent such horrors from happening again.” This year’s March – termed March for Justice – will be on a much larger scale than the annual marches. It will start in the 13th District and stretch six miles through the 4th Council District, the City of West Hollywood, and then to the Turkish Consulate in the 5th Council District. Thousands of Armenians from across the Southland are expected to gather for the event, Greater Los Angeles is home to the largest population of Armenian-Americans in the United States. BBC Radio 4 to Mark the 100th of the Armenian Genocide A special edition of BBC RADIO 4 will be marking the 100th anniversary of the Armenian genocide on Easter Sunday, April 5. Presenter, Caroline Wyatt, will explore the story of how, in 1915, hundreds of thousands of Armenians were forced to leave their homes in the Ottoman Empire. Many were killed or died from starvation or disease during the deportation. The Armenian Apostolic Church plans to mark the centenary by canonizing one and a half million victims of the genocide. On Easter Day in 1870 the Holy Trinity Armenian Church of Manchester opened its doors for the first time. The authors of the program visit this community to reflect on the anniversary and its legacy. On the occasion of its 60th Anniversary, under the high patronage of the Armenian Embassy in Lebanon, and in collaboration with the Makhzoumi Foundation, Haigazian University proudly presented the “Bardzr Arvest” Fine Art Center from Yerevan, Armenia in an exhibition entitled “East to West, Modern to Postmodern”, on Thursday, March 19, 2015, at the Haigazian University Art Center, the Matossian Gallery. The capacity audience included the Armenian Ambassador to Lebanon, H.E. Mr. Ashot Kocharian, founder of the Makhzoumi Foundation, Mr. Fouad Makhzoumi, representative of the Commander of the Army Gen. Jean Kahwaji, the President of the Union of the Armenian Evangelical Churches in the Near East, Rev. Mgrdich Karageuzian, Archbishop Kegham Khatcherian, government officials, religious leaders, political party representatives, Lebanese and Armenian community leaders, media and a big crowd of art lovers. The event started with a warm welcome by University President, Rev. Dr. Paul Haidostian, who thanked the contributors of this event; Bardzr Arvest Fine Art Center of Yerevan for graciously showcasing their rich collection, the Armenian Embassy for its patronage, and Haigazian’s cooperation with the Makhzoumi Foundation and the personal presence of Mr. Fouad Makhzoumi. Striking on the note of quality at Haigazian’s 60th Anniversary, Haidostian said, “with Lebanon known for its high appreciation for beauty; and with Armenia generously endowed with cultural creativity, no wonder that as HU hosts the best of Armenian art and presents it to the Lebanese community.” Instilling a sense of hope, Haidostian continued by saying, “the more we focus on the ugliness that surrounds us, the more we give in and despair; and the more we pay attention to genuine beauty, the higher our spirits go.” In his congratulatory remarks, Ambassador Kocharian, stressed on the rich historic and cultural heritage of the Armenian nation, sharing his pride of the “Armenian vibrant community of Lebanon who survived genocide, and very soon created a lively and dynamic community with its diverse infrastructures, and preserved its Armenian language.” After praising the invaluable efforts of the leadership of the University in making this event a real success, Kocharian acknowledged the vital role of Haigazian University in promoting dialogue, harmony, professionalism, interconnectedness of people, as well as a refined taste. Mr. Fouad Makhzoumi, started his speech by congratulating Haigazian University for its 60th Anniversary, and considered its student body the 21st century generation of Lebanon. Putting By Mira Yardemian - PR Director a high hope on this new generation, Makhzoumi stressed on the pivotal role the civil society, educational institutions, and business leaders should play in widening the scope of opportunities of the youth, through investments and global economic experiences. He then emphasized on the efforts the Makhzoumi Foundation invests in the educational field, which eventually yields to openness, confidence, respect, dialogue and coexistence a m o n g Lebanese. The Director of the Modern Art Museum of Armenia, who was there to represent the” Bardzr Arvest” Fine Art Center, briefed on the most valuable pieces of the exhibition. She also pointed out that that the Center was nominated as the Best Gallery of Art Monaco 2014. This year, Haigazian University celebrates the 60 years of its foundation, adopting the slogan of “Pride in Merit”. Within the series of anticipated events for this year, Haigazian University, through this high caliber exhibition, highlights the Armenian art and culture that has always been a vital aspect of this university’s existence. The University collaborated with the “Bardzr Arvest” Fine Art Center from Yerevan, Armenia, to showcase one of the largest group exhibitions of Armenian artists ever to be shown in Lebanon. The exhibition embraces a variety of artists, styles, and time periods. On the occasion of the 100th Anniversary for the Armenian genocide, the “Bardzr Arvest” Fine Art Center is touring the world to show some of the best artwork that Armenia has to offer. The tour is starting in Lebanon, due to the importance of the Armenian Diaspora in Beirut and the unique occasion of Haigazian’s 60th Anniversary. The exhibition includes 64 artworks of Armenian and Diaspora Armenian artists, covering a period of 3 centuries, from the 19th till the 21st century. Some of the highlights of this exhibition are the “Yellow Mask” painting by the FrenchArmenian artist Leon Tutundjian, which is a masterpiece of the early surrealist period. In addition to it, a “Still Life” by Jean Jansem and “Versailles Park” by Jean Carzou are going to be shown for the first time. One more pride is the “First Sin”, a painting in space” by Ervand Kochar, which has won the 1st prize in the 2012 Art Monaco Fair. The exhibition will also feature works of world renowned Armenian artists such as Arshile Gorky, Sarkis Diranian, Vardges Sureniants, Vahram Gayfejian, Arsen Shabanian, Edgar Chahine, Robert Elibekian, and many more. “East to West, Modern to Postmodern” is in course until Wednesday, March 25 2015, from 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M., excluding Sundays. 4/E MARCH 23 - MARCH 29, 2015 ARTS & LIVING “100 Doors”-Unique Pilgrimage to Armenian Churches Brand Library to Host Armenian-Turkish Film Day Acclaimed Armenian Genocide Documentary to Air on PBS Film director Khachik Yeghoyan has initiated and is carrying out the “100 Doors” photo project in memory of the 1.5 million Armenians martyrs and on the occasion of the Centennial of the Armenian Genocide. In an interview with Panorama.am, the film director said the In collaboration with Life100, an exhibition at the Glendale Brand Library, in honor of the 100 year anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the USC Institute of Armenian Studies will present an afternoon of short films produced by filmmakers from Armenia and Turkey on Sunday, March 22, 2-7 p.m. at Brand Library (1601 W. Mountain Street) in Glendale. The same program will be repeated at the USC Campus on April 23. Many of the films are award-winning and all focus on the complex relations between Armenians and the Turks in the century after the genocide. All films are subtitled in English. Refreshments will be available throughout the afternoon and visitors are welcome to come and stay as long or as short as they please. doors of 100 churches will be photographed during the implementation of this project. “When the project is over, we will hold an exhibition to showcase the photos. It’s going to be an interesting pilgrimage. We’re certain that the visitors will not only come to view the photos, but will also say a prayer as they walk by the photos of those churches. That’s exactly the goal of this project. We want to pray as a nation so that justice is served, so that the Turks recognize the crime that their ancestors committed, apologize and make reparations,” Yeghoyan said. Yeghoyan also mentioned that he had come up with the idea of this project in 2012, discussed it in 2013 and started implementing it with photographer Ruben Martirosyan in 2014. The two have already taken photos of 80 churches. There are still 20 churches left, including churches in Artsakh, Javakhk and Western Armenia. “Unfortunately, we can’t go to Nakhichevan. We have chose this path in order to present Armenia that our ancestors dreamed of, had, but lost and part of which was liberated,” he said. Besides taking photos of the doors of churches, film director Khachik Yeghoyan and photographer Ruben Martirosyan have also held a flashmob by taking photos of their close friends with shirts reading “Our Wounds Are Still Open”. Yeghoyan said there was a lot of feedback and that many people wanted to participate in the flashmob. “However, there were those who deceived us, took the opportunity and started producing and selling shirts with the same slogan and ascribing that to us. We had to go against that and decided to sell the shirts for AMD 2,400.” “1915″ Movie Trailer, Poster Released In honor of the 100th anniversary of the forgotten genocide that ravaged the Armenian population of Ottoman Turkey, Bloodvine Media, in conjunction with Strongman and mTuck man Media, plans to release “1915” in theaters on April 17 and on demand April 22, 2015. The psychological thriller is directed by Armenians Garin Hovannisian (author of Family of Shadows) and Alec Mouhibian, and features a who’s who of Armenian cast and crew, including executive producer Raffi K. Hovannisian (Armenia’s first foreign minister), Grammy Award winning composer Serj Tankian (from the band System of a Down, soon to go on a tour dedicated to the Genocide), and actors Simon Abkarian (Casino Royale) and Angela Sarafyan (Twilight). The filmmakers will also join tens of thousands of Armenians on a march for justice on April 24 in Los Angeles to bring attention to the first genocide of modern history – which has been denied by the government of Turkey for an entire century. In Yerevan, a historic premiere is being planned at the Moscow Theatre for April 25. Writer Peter Balakian Discusses Armenian Genocide at Holocaust Museum Houston Hye Riders Will Ride From France from page 2 to Armenia for Raising Awareness The official number of dead in the Holocaust, according to the U.S. Holocaust Museum is 5.1 million. In the Armenian case, About the Armenian Genocide Lemkin put the death toll at 1.2 million. The epicenter of killing was in 1915 and 1916. About two-thirds of the Armenian population perished. Balakian discussed some definitions of culture as essential to the identity of any ethnic group. And he analyzed some of the tactics of Turkish assault on Armenian culture in 1915. He discussed the destruction of about 4,500 churches and schools; the killing of culture producers: writers, teachers, editors, clergy, journalists on April 24 and after throughout Turkey; and the forced conversion of Armenians to Islam as a way of eradicating ethnic identity and absorbing Armenians into the Turkish nation. Balakian discussed the city of Ani among many Churches in eastern Turkey as an example for the politicization of historical monuments and preservation in a post-genocidal context. Ani, which Balakian suggested might be seen as the equivalent of Florence for Italy, was the medieval capital of the Armenian Bagratid kingdom in the 10th and 11th centuries and is today on the Turkish-Armenian boarder was celebrated for the artistry of its churches and other structures. The city was abandoned in the seventeenth century and has since been subjected to earthquakes and destruction that have left it in ruins. Balakian referred to Grigoris Balakian’s “The Ruins of Ani” to suggest that scholars might now see the erosion and falsification of Ani by the Turkish government today through a post-colonial lens. During his presentation, Balakian emphasized the connection that Armenians have to eastern Turkey but also the experiences of exile and loss because of what he called the ‘lock out syndrome’ which is the result of Ankara’s policy of disallowing even proper identification on the signage of the historic Armenian churches. In response to a question from the audience about the US government’s refusal to go on official record about the Armenian genocide, Balakian noted that the State Department remains afraid of standing up to Turkish coercion and pressure, and this seems to be a failure of ethical courage. Twenty-two countries have passed a resolution of recognition of the Armenian Genocide including Poland, Sweden, France, Greece, and Switzerland. Vreij Kolandjian thanked Professor Balakian for his lecture which underlines the importance of Genocide as a chain of never ending violence and destruction and thanked the Holocaust Museum Houston for emphasizing the importance of the Armenian Genocide by hosting two lectures and one exhibition on the topic three months in a row. Editor in Chief Director in Charge Sevag Hagopian Elie Hajj Attached are Pictures taken from Blessing of Hye Riders in Armenian Church for their World Tour on Bike to commemorate The Centennial of Armenian Genocide, reports the Aypoupen.com. At first glimpse you’d think it is a scene from the TV show, but when you look deeply you will see the Armenian Tricolor along with the US Flag on the badges, few moments later, you will realize these are Armenian American Hye Riders Motor Club. «For raising awareness about the Armenian genocide Hye Riders will ride from France to Italy, Greece, Bulgaria and Georgia and will be in Armenia for the Centennial of the Armenian Genocide, follow us on FaceBook for daily news and pictures from the WORLD TOUR. Less than 2 weeks left to World Tour». The “Hye Riders” are a group of Armenian men who love to ride their motorcycles. They organize events, ride their bikes, and live proudly as Armenians. In 1998 The Hye Riders motorcycle club had the honor and blessing by another significant motorcycle club to be known as the only Armenian motorcycle club formed in the United States. This recognition was done by a well-known and respected club called “Vagos” (the “Vagos” were established in the early ’60s). The Hye Riders are grateful for their support and understanding. The Hye Riders proudly represent their name and clean images wherever they ride. Each day, the Hye Riders carry their good reputation within the motorcycle and Armenian communities. The Hye Riders ride twice a week. Most of the time, their rides are for charity and fundraising events. They also participate in Harley Davidson organized events to raise money, to donate gifts and toys to orphans in Los Angles. Website: zartonkdaily.com e-mail: [email protected] The documentary “The Armenian Genocide” presents the complete story of the first Genocide of the 20th century – when over a million Armenians died at the hands of the Ottoman Turks during World War I. This award-winning and critically acclaimed one-hour film, originally aired on PBS in 2006, will be distributed to public television stations across the United States in April 2015 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Genocide. The film’s rerelease is made possible by the Armenian Genocide Centennial Committee of America, Eastern Region. The film was written, directed and produced by Emmy Award-winning producer Andrew Goldberg of Two Cats Productions. Stories and Photos of 45 Armenian Genocide Survivors in One Book Photographer Nazig Armenagian will present a book¬album of photos of survivors of the Armenian Genocide. It took years of hard work for the photographer to compile the personal stories of 45 Armenian Genocide survivors living in different parts of Armenia and record the horror in their eyes with her camera. The 130¬40 page book will be released in Armenian and English. It will be illustrated and will include a photo of a survivor next to each story. The preface of the book will be by Mark Nshanian, and the editor of the photos will be film critic Viken Kalstian. “I visited survivors living in different regions. I would go to the villages, and it would happen that I would visit seven villages and nobody would be there. I would cry on the way back. Words can’t describe how much pain I felt whenever I lost track of a survivor. I would get sad not because I was losing another person to take a photo of, but because I was losing a person who was close to my heart,” the photographer said in an interview with “Armenpress”. ‘April 24’ App Set to Launch on April 24 On April 24, 2015, Armenian-American television host Stepan Partamian will launch his second major app, titled “April 24.” The app will be available for download from the iTunes Store and Google Play, free of charge. The “April 24” App includes the entire library of Partamian’s “Yes, We Have” series of books and numerous entries that are being published for the first time. The material comprises short biographies, photographs, as well as US patents, of Armenians who have contributed their talents to the greatness of American civilization. Categories include art, literature, music, theater, cinema, journalism and media, science, technology, medicine, law, public service and politics, military service, and sports, among others. Beyond the wealth of information included in the “April 24” App, its scope will be gradually expanded to comprise the contributions of outstanding Armenians to not only American civilization but those of other countries across the world, among them France, Germany, Russia, Britain, and Argentina, complete with photos and short biographies. The “April 24” App comes on the heels of the global success of the “Partam” App, which was released on April 24, 2014. A feature-rich travel guide to every Armenian destination under the sun, the “Partam” App provides photos and information, including maps and contact links, pertaining to Armenian destinations and landmarks across the United States, Canada, and elsewhere. Both the “Partam” App and the “April 24” App are Stepan Partamian’s gifts to the worldwide Armenian community. “This year we mark the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, Turkey’s attempt to annihilate the Armenian people,” Partamian said. “These two free apps not only provide ample evidence of the survival of the Armenian nation, but are powerful reminders of its immense potentialities and continued vibrancy.” ZARTONK receives material from around the world and in many languages. Our Liberal principles advocate ‘Freedom of speech’ as a mainstay of our beliefs; consequently the subjects and ideas presented will not necessarily reflect our point of view. 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