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GagruleLive: Meet Nora Hovsepian Chair ANCA-WR Discussion March for Justice 104th #ArmenianGenocide,

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GagruleLive: Meet Nora Hovsepian Chair ANCA-WR Topic: 104th Armenian Genocide, Journey to the Homeland” about Nora Hovsepian pilgrimage to Western Armenia which can be viewed at www.WesternArmenia.org

Nora Hovsepian She is Chair of the Armenian National Committee of America – Western Region, which is the largest and most effective grassroots advocacy group working to advance the Armenian Cause at the federal, state and local levels. She is an attorney in private practice, specializing in medical malpractice and personal injury litigation.

She have been awarded the Gratitude Medal by the President of Artsakh and was recognized as one of the Women of the Year by the California State Assembly. she have been a lifelong activist for the Armenian Cause and a proud granddaughter of four Armenian Genocide survivors. she also made a 30-minute documentary film entitled “Journey to the Homeland” about my pilgrimage to Western Armenia which can be viewed at

March for Justice
Wednesday, April 24, 20191:00 pm
The annual march and rally will take place on Wilshire Boulevard between Fairfax Avenue and San Vicente Boulevard, in front of the Turkish Consulate.
6300 Wilshire Blvd,Los Angeles, California 90048
Buses will leave at 12:00 pm from various locations, listed on the flyer. For bus reservations and more information, call (888) 924-1915.
For those who wish to drive to the March for Justice, there will be FREE shuttle buses from the parking structure of The Grove to Wilshire Blvd.

Community-Wide Commemorations of the Armenian Genocide
Wednesday, April 24, 20199:00 am
Program includes a religious service officiated by participating religious denominations of the Armenian community and placement of wreath and individual flowers to honor the memory of 1.5 million Martyrs.
Armenian Genocide Martyrs’ Monument Bicknell Park 901 Via San Clemente Montebello, CA 90640

Friday, April 26, 20197:30 pm
Community-wide panel discussion on “Demands, Restitution, Justice” relative to the Armenian Genocide and featuring three distinguished speakers, Romanian Parliament Deputy Varujan Vosganian, international lawyer Karnig Kerkonian, and University of Southern California Professor Frank Zerunyan
St. Gregory Armenian Catholic Church 1510 E Mountain Street Glendale, CA 91207

Armenian Genocide Commemoration at the Mount Davidson Cross in San Francisco
The Bay Area Armenian community and friends come together for the 104th commemoration of the Armenian Genocide and break bread with family and friends once again at Mount Davidson Cross memorial park. Come together over a special community wide madagh supper and program to remember the 1.5 million sanctified martyrs of the Armenian Genocide. 

Wednesday, April 24, 20197:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Mount Davidson Cross 125 Dalewood Way San Francisco, CA 94127

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GagruleLive Interview Haig Boyadjian New Book Bloodied, But Unbowed Tells a Personal Story of Survival

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By Wally Sarkeesian

LOS ANGELES — A new book by Alice Nazarian, Bloodied, But Unbowed: A Memoir of the Ashur & Arshaluys Yousuf Family, has just been released by Nineveh Press.

In this memoir, author Alice Nazarian tells the story of her parents and family in the shadow of the Armenian/Assyrian Genocide. Her father, Ashur Yousuf, a prominent Assyrian intellectual and professor at Euphrates College in Kharpert, Turkey, became a victim of the Genocide in 1915. Her mother, Arshaluys Yousuf, heroically struggled on after her husband’s death, raising their six children while helping educate countless young children in orphanages and schools in the Middle East.

BLOODIED, BUT UNBOWED is a memoir written by Alice Nazarian that tells the story of her parents and family in the shadow of the Armenian/Assyrian Genocide. Her father, Ashur Yousuf, a prominent Assyrian intellectual and professor at Euphrates College in Kharpert, Turkey, became a victim of the Genocide in 1915. Her mother, Arshaluys Yousuf, heroically struggled on after her husband’s death, raising their six children while helping educate countless young children in orphanages and schools in the Middle East. The memoir comprises a narrative of the turbulent life of Arshaluys and a section devoted to writings by and about Ashur Yousuf. This English translation, while faithful to the original Armenian, contains some new material and an updated genealogy of the descendants of Ashur and Arshaluys Yousuf.

ALICE NAZARIAN was the fifth child of Ashur and Arshaluys Yousuf. In addition to this memoir, she wrote numerous articles, poems, and lectures. She was well-known in Aleppo, Syria, as an educator and director of plays. Having lived most of her life in Aleppo, she immigrated to the United States in 1967. She died in Los Angeles in 1976.

The memoir comprises a narrative of the turbulent life of Arshaluys and a section devoted to writings by and about Ashur Yousuf. This English translation, while faithful to the original Armenian, contains some new material and an updated genealogy of the descendants of Ashur and Arshaluys Yousuf.

Alice Nazarian was the fifth child of Ashur and Arshaluys Yousuf. In addition to this memoir, she wrote numerous articles, poems, and lectures. She was well-known in Aleppo, Syria, as an educator and director of plays. Having lived most of her life in Aleppo, she immigrated to the United States in 1967. She died in Los Angeles in 1976.

Ishkhan Jinbashian is a literary translator. His works include translations of novels, poetry, and memoirs by Hagop Oshagan, Shahan Shahnur, Zareh Vorbuni, Yeghishe Charents, Mikayel Shamtanchian, Armen Anush, and Aram Sahakian. Jinbashian lives in Los Angeles.

Nineveh Press publishes new books and reprints old and rare books and periodicals concerning Assyrian language, literature, history and culture.

http://www.abrilbooks.com and www.abrilbooks.com

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GagruleLive: Conversation, with Journalist Anna Abrahamian, Armenian Politic. Video

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GagruleLive: Conversation, with Journalist Anna Abrahamian, from Athens Greece. Armenian Politic., these days in Armenia and the diaspora Large-scale circulation trends in social media networks,

The internal political fight has intensified, the fake information is being circulated. Such phenomena existed in the past as well, but now it is in more large scale and obvious. There are many consequences, Armenians are more divided today then any time before. the information is so much and so controversial that in many cases the public loses the ability to check, and therefore, the consequences can be very comprehensive.

The election and the media,

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