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Armenian Genocide: The exhibition of Collectif VAN to ESG- I

January 30, 2015 By administrator

reportage_373_1On Sunday, January 25, 2015 the Collectif VAN staged from 9am to 18pm in the ESG (School of Management) a photo exhibition on the theme “A world engulfed – Armenians in the Ottoman Empire (Turkey ) before the 1915 genocide, “courtesy of Vahe Tachjian [Site Director Houshamadyan] and support of Frédéric Encel. This exhibition was held during the conference “Photography and Mass Crime”, organized under the aegis of Yahad In Unum by Frédéric Encel, professor at ESG MS and Father Patrick Desbois (“The Holocaust by bullets”). Photos – met in a university by the Collectif VAN – essentially showed groups of pupils and students witnessed a massive Armenian presence – forever annihilated – Turkey in the early twentieth century. This temporary exhibition, organized by the Collectif VAN, can be considered the first Parisian event for the Centennial of the Armenian Genocide.


Here’s a return to images, thanks to photos kindly provided to us by John Manouk Yeremian.
Credits John Manouk Yeremian
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Exhibition on genocides of CNMA and the Holocaust Memorial

January 9, 2015 By administrator

arton106797-480x432As part of the commemoration of the centenary of the Armenian genocide, the Shoah Memorial presents from January 9 at the National Center of the Armenian memory Décines an exhibition on the genocide of the twentieth century.

“Century of Genocide,” the twentieth century is marked by the will of the powers that be to conduct a physical destruction, intentional, systematic and planned a group or part of an ethnic group. Innovatively, the exhibition offers a comparative study of the genocide of Armenians, Jews and Tutsi. It highlights the common features but also specificities that characterize these crimes.

Friday, January 9, 2015,
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Exhibition on World Press Coverage of Armenian Genocide Hosted in Tehran

November 20, 2014 By administrator

tehran-exhibit-2TEHRAN (ArmRadio)—An exhibition titled “Armenian Genocide: Front Page Coverage in the World Press” and the presentation of a book of the same the title was held in Tehran. The event was organized by the Armenian Genocide Centennial Committee of the Armenian Diocese of Tehran.

The guest speaker of the event was historian Hayk Demoyan: the author of the book, director of the Armenian Genocide Museum Institute, and the Secretary of State Commission on coordination of the events dedicated to the 100th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

The exhibition, which opened on Nov. 14 at Tehran’s Ararat cultural center, included 60 images that tell the story of the Turkish crime against humanity and civilization, which has always been in the focus of world press.

Several examples from Persian press of the time were also included in the exhibition.

A welcoming speech was also made by Armenush Arakelian, chairman of the Armenian Genocide Centennial Committee of the Armenian Diocese of Tehran.

In his speech, Demoyan noted: “The capacity of the book and exhibition lies in the fact that we can simply show; without any additional commentary.” He added, “In our strategy we should take into account three auditoriums. First the international audience; along with the memory or history of any nation we should introduce the topic of genocide. The second audience is the Turkish one, and the third one is the Armenian; and we need to educate a competitive, mentally strong generation in the diaspora, Artsakh and Armenia”.

The event was attended by the Ambassador of Armenia to Iran and Embassy staff, Armenian representatives from the Iranian Parliament, representatives of national authorities, agencies, and associations, and representatives from Alik media.

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