Despite
Armenian-Americans’ persistent admonishment of Pres. Obama to refrain from
substituting “Meds Yeghern” (Great Calamity) for the Armenian Genocide in
his annual April 24 statement, he has continued to do so for three years
in a row.
On
Thursday, April 21 at 3 p.m., all Armenian-Americans in Southern
California are urged to join in a public protest to be held
outside a fundraising event for President Barack H. Obama at the
Sony Studios located at 10202 W. Washington Boulevard in Culver
City, California.
BRUSSELS—The
European Parliament on Thursday adopted a
resolution
on its European Neighborhood Policy, encouraging “informal
contacts and consultations with the societies and de facto
authorities of the breakaway territories.”
In
his ruling Friday, Judge Norberto Oyarbide said that Turkey
should help an Armenian descendant living in Argentina learn the
fate of more than 50 of his relatives who disappeared nearly a
century ago.
MONTEBELLO—The Armenian National
Committee of America, San Gabriel Valley Chapter marked the
installation of the Armenian Genocide Martyrs Monument freeway
signs on State Highway Route 60 (Pomona Freeway) during a
ceremony on April 1.
California Assembly Majority
Leader Charles Calderon delivered the keynote address, along
with remarks by Montebello Armenian Center chairman Nazareth
Sadorian, and ANCA SGV member Murad Minasian.
Long time ANCA activist and
attorney Levon Kirakosian served as the Master of Ceremonies. A
reception followed the Montebello Martyrs Monument.
Armenian
Genocide Commemoration at the Montebello Monument starting 11 am
Protest in front of the Turkish
Consulate in LA
April 24, 2011
Location:
Turkish
Consulate on Wilshire
6300 Wilshire
Blvd.
Los Angeles,
CA
Sunday, April 24
4:00pm - 6:00pm
BUS LOCATIONS:
BUSES WILL LEAVE AT 2 PM SHARP
Pasadena:
Pasadena Armenian Center
2242 E. Foothill Blvd.
Pasadena, CA
Hollywood:
Pilibos Armenian School
1615 N. Alexandria Ave
Los Angeles, CA
Glendale:
St. Mary's Church
500 South Central Ave.
Glendale, CA
Valley:
Ferrahian
Armenian School
5300 White Oak Ave.
Encino, CA
Join the Armenian Youth Federation on April 17th as we
honor our community's unity, struggle, and perseverance as well as
Commemorate the 96th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.
DATE: April 17th, 2011
TIME: 6:30 PM
LOCATION:Outdoors at St. Mary's Armenian Church
500 S. Central Ave. Glendale, CA
«Ասպարէզ» Օրաթերթի
եւ ՀՄԸՄ «Արարատ» մասնաճիւղի Վարչութեան կազմակերպութեամբ
ԹԵՀՐԱՆԻ «ԱԼԻՔ» ՕՐԱԹԵՐԹԻ 80-ԱՄԵԱԿԻՆ ՆՈՒԻՐՈՒԱԾ
ՀԱՆԴԻՍՈՒԹԻՒՆ
Գլխաւոր բանախօս՝ «Ալիք» Օրաթերթի նախկին արտօնատէր,
ազգային, հասարակական գործիչ՝
ՃԱՐՏ. ԱԼԲԵՐՏ ԱՃԵՄԵԱՆ
Ուրբաթ, Ապրիլի 8-ի երեկոյեան ժամը 7:30-ին,
ՀՄԸՄ «Արարատ»
մասնաճիւղի հանդիսասրահում
Հասցէ՝ 3347
North San Fernando Road Los Angeles, CA 90065
Support the Earthquake and Tsunami Victims of
Japan
Following
the natural disasters in Japan, the Central Executive Board of the
Armenian Relief Society contacted the foreign representations of the
Japanese authorities and after offering condolences for the victims,
expressed the readiness of the ARS to support – within its
capabilities – the almost half a million displaced citizens of Japan.
We hereby call upon all our compatriots and supporters
to offer their assistance to the victims of the disaster in Japan
through the Armenian Relief Society.
You can make
your donations through the local ARS chapter of the country or city of
residence or by clicking on
DONATE
.
ARF's 120th
Anniversary
Stamp
The Armenian Revolutionary
Federation Western US Central Committee’s public relations office has
announced that four commemorative stamps have been issued to mark the
ARF’s 120th anniversary.
The stamps have also been
approved by the US Postal Service and may be used to send regular mail.
The committee has also
published a brochure and envelopes to accompany each stamp, with a brief
description of the images and their historic significance.
The stamps and the
accompanying materials may be obtained through the ARF PR office by
emailing
publicrelations@ARF1890.com
or by calling the office at 818.243.7059.
Treaty of Sevres
Following WWI,
the representatives of the newly born Armenian Republic and the Turkish
Government negotiated the Treaty of Sevres. This was the agreed upon
border.