26 Oct This Week in Armenian History Birth of Father Ghevont Hovnanian (October 28, 1817) October 26, 2022 By armprelacy Cover of Fr. Ghevont Hovnanian's "Studies on the Ramgoren of Our Ancestors" (1897) Fa... Continue reading
20 Oct This Week in Armenian History Birth of Sibil (October 21, 1863) October 20, 2022 By armprelacy Sibil became one of the important names of women literature in Western Armenian literature at the tu... Continue reading
12 Oct This Week in Armenian History Death of Yetvart Boyajian (October 13, 1966) October 12, 2022 By armprelacy Yetvart Boyajian, poet and story writer from Lebanon, was a well-known name in the literature of the... Continue reading
05 Oct This Week in Armenian History Death of Khnko Aper (October 8, 1935) October 6, 2022 By armprelacy Atabek Khnkoyan was one of the well-known authors of Armenian children literature in the first decad... Continue reading
28 Sep This Week in Armenian History Death of Kay Armen (October 3, 2011) September 28, 2022 By armprelacy Kay Armen was an Armenian American singer who was popular during the 1940s and 1950, with a career i... Continue reading
21 Sep This Week in Armenian History Birth of Eduard Jerbashian (September 24, 1923) September 21, 2022 By armprelacy Edvard Jerbashian was one of the authoritative names of Soviet Armenian literary scholarship and cri... Continue reading
14 Sep This Week in Armenian History Birth of Aytzemnik Urartu (September 15, 1899) September 15, 2022 By armprelacy Aytzemnik Urartu was the first female sculptor in the history of fine arts in Soviet Armenia. Her ac... Continue reading
08 Sep This Week in Armenian History Birth of Diran Chrakian (September 11, 1875) September 8, 2022 By armprelacy Diran Chrakian, poet, essayist, and teacher, known by the pen name Indra, was a singular name in Wes... Continue reading
31 Aug This Week in Armenian History Declaration of Artsakh Independence (September 2, 1991) August 31, 2022 By armprelacy On September 2, 1991, the people of Artsakh, then known as Nagorno (Mountainous) Karabagh, declared ... Continue reading
24 Aug This Week in Armenian History Birth of Anahit Tsitsikian (August 26, 1926) August 24, 2022 By armprelacy Anahit Tsitsikian was one of the first Armenian female violinists who earned international recogniti... Continue reading