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Art of Nora Azadian in Detroit SAN FRANCISCO (Pointe) — Longtime San Dancer in 2014 MAY 6, 2017 Mirror-SpeTHE ARMENIAN ctator Volume LXXXVII, NO. 42, Issue 4486 $ 2.00 NEWS The First English Language Armenian Weekly in the United States Since 1932 INBRIEF Czech Republic Massachusetts State House Hosts Armenian Recognizes Armenian Genocide Anniversary Commemoration Genocide PRAGUE (Armenpress) — The Chamber of Keynote Speaker Massachusetts Deputies of the Czech Republic approved on Tuesday, April 25, a resolution condemning the Attorney General Healey genocide of Armenians in the Ottoman Turkey. The legislation condemns atrocities and mas- sacres of Armenians and other religious and nation- By Aram Arkun al minorities in the Ottoman Empire during the Mirror-Spectator Staff First World War, as well as Nazi war crimes. “The Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic condemns the crimes against BOSTON – The Armenian community of humanity carried out by the Nazis during the greater Boston put together a solemn com- Second World War on the Jewish, Roma and Slavic memoration of the 102nd anniversary of populations in the controlled territories, the geno- the Armenian Genocide on April 21 at the cide of Armenians and other national and religious Massachusetts State House, with minorities in the Ottoman Empire during World Massachusetts Attorney General Maura War I,” reads the resolution, which passed with 104 Healey the keynote speaker. votes. Massachusetts State Representative The resolution was proposed by MP Robin David Muradian served as master of cere- Bönisch from the CSSD. monies. The commemoration began, as From left, Massachusetts State Rep. James Miceli, House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo, Attorney always, with a procession of the sergeant-at- General Maura Healey, and State Rep. David Muradian. arms, Massachusetts elected officials and Spanish City clergy, led by the Homenetmen Scouts. Pastor Joseph Garabedian of the First by the children of St. Stephen’s Armenian humanitarian intervention from Peter Recognizes Armenian Armenian Evangelical Church of Greater Elementary School of Watertown. Balakian’s books. DeLeo expressed the Boston (in Belmont) gave a powerful and Massachusetts Speaker Robert A. hope that the Genocide would receive Genocide eloquent invocation, calling for justice as DeLeo welcomed the audience to the wide formal acknowledgment, but that VILLENA, Spain (Public Radio of Armenia) well as recognition of the Genocide. State House. He recalled learning about even afterwards, “we must vow to carry — The Spanish city of Villena has officially recog- After the American Pledge of Allegiance, the Armenian Genocide and the on their legacy [that of the victims], to nized the Armenian Genocide, the Armenian led by State Rep. Dave Rogers, the American Armenian heritage from former Speaker ensure that the world never forgets.” Embassy in Spain reported this week. and Armenian national anthems were sung George Keverian, and later on American see COMMEMORATION, page 10 The City Council voted 11 to 7 with 3 absten- tions to pass the bill. About 30 Spanish municipalities have now rec- Noted Professor, ognized the Armenian Genocide. Journalist, Writer Another Karabakh Peter Sourian Dies Soldier Killed STEPANAKERT (Public Radio of Armenia) NEW YORK — Peter Sourian, the long- — Artsakh Defense Army Private Mher Arzumanyan, time professor at Bard College, scholar, 20, was killed by Azerbaijani fire during the protection writer, journalist and critic, died here on of one of the military units located in the southern April 27, with his daughter at his side. He direction of the army on April 28. was 84. A probe into the details of the incident is Born in Boston, the son of Zareh and under way. Zabelle Sourian, he was raised in New York The Artsakh Defense Ministry shares the sorrow City. of the heavy loss and expresses its support to the The life of the mind came naturally to soldier’s family and friends. Sourian. After graduating from Harvard in Armenpress reported that Azerbaijan used auto- the 1950s, and serving a short stint in the matic grenade launcher in Azerbaijan-Artsakh con- US Army, he published a sharp and witty tact line on April 30 and overnight May 1. Akçam Chips Away at Denialism novel, Miri, when he was only 24 years old. The Azerbaijani side violated the ceasefire “The season’s most appealing fiction regime 35 times from different caliber rearms on One Document at a Time debut,” Time magazine declared. Although Artsakh-Azerbaijan contact line on April 30 and Miri was his breakout, earning strong overnight May 1 ring in the direction of Armenian WORCESTER, Mass. — Even as the reviews for its depiction of the coming of body guards nearly 420 shots. In the northern By Alin K. Gregorian eyewitnesses of the Armenian Genocide age of three friends, it was actually the direction of the contact line the Azerbaijani armed are almost all gone in the century since third book he’d written by that age. But forces used also automatic grenade launcher ring Mirror-Spectator Staff its formal launch, the paper trail is still when his publisher asked to see the preco- two projectiles. yielding new information. One histori- cious young writer’s early attempts, an, Prof. Taner Akçam at Clark University, is doggedly pursuing tangible evidence Sourian refused to take them out of the by sifting through archives. drawer. They were “terrible,” he said. His latest finding, a “smoking gun,” as it has been dubbed by many, is a telegram see SOURIAN, poage 8 INSIDE sent on July 4, 1915 by Behaeddin Shakir, one of the leading members of the Committee for Union and Program The telegram (CUP) and the chief of the Teshkilat–i- on official Ottoman letterhead Mahsusa of Erzurum province. It asks Art of Nora “Are the Armenians who were deported from there being liquidated? Are the troublesome individuals whom you Azadian have reported as having been exiled and expelled been eliminated or mere- ly sent off and deported? Please Page 12 report honestly.” What was new, Akçam said, was that the document was written on official Ottoman letterhead. INDEX Akçam found this telegram in the Arts and Living . 12 archives of the late Very Rev. Armenia . 2,3 Krikor Guerguerian, preserved by Community News. 6 Editorial . 17 his nephew. International . 4,5 see DOCUMENT, page 9 Peter Sourian 2 S ATURDAY, M AY 6 , 2 0 1 7 T HE A RMENIAN M IRROR -S PECTATOR ARMENIA News From Armenia Armenian Foreign Minister and US Secretary of State Exchange Messages on 25th Anniversary Prime Minister Decries ‘Insufficient’ Level of Of Establishment of Diplomatic Relations Forest Management YEREVAN (Armenpress) — Foreign American interstate commission and Tillerson expressed his apprecia- Minister of Armenia Edward the Trade and Investments Council are tion for the partnership between YEREVAN (Armenpress) — Prime Minister Karen Nalbandian and US Secretary of State productive formats for the progress of Armenia and the US that has devel- Karapetyan said this week it is necessary to improve Rex Tillerson have exchanged mes- economic cooperation. Referring to the oped during the past quarter centu- the current model of forest management in the coun- sages on the 25th anniversary of the development and investment programs ry, declaring that the US is proud of try at a cabinet meeting on April 26, where recent establishment of diplomatic relations of the US in Armenia, Nalbandian the joint achievements recorded concerns were raised regarding illegal logging. between Armenia and the US. noted that they are an important com- since the independence of Armenia “It is necessary to improve the current model of As the press service of the Ministry ponent of bilateral cooperation which and acknowledging the contributions forest management and bring it into compliance with of Foreign Affairs of Armenia the Armenian side is interested in fur- of the Armenian-American communi- modern management requirements. At this moment, announced, Nalbandian mentioned in ther expanding. ty in this work. the current management level is assessed as insuf- his message that during the past quar- In his message Nalbandian empha- Tillerson stated that the US will con- cient,” the premier said. ter century Armenia and the US have sized the deepening of public interac- tinue its cooperation with the govern- He tasked the minister of agriculture to examine established friendly relations based on tion between the two states, with effec- ment of Armenia, business circles, and the problems and to find ways to reduce logging. mutual trust and respect and have tive cooperation in the spheres of sci- the civil society for the implementation recorded numerous achievements in ence, technologies, culture and educa- of initiatives aimed at security, democ- FM Receives Tavitian different spheres. The Armenian for- tion. He noted that Armenia always racy and economic development. He eign minister stated that the US was highlights the role of the US as an noted that American investments in Foundation Delegation the first country to open an embassy in Organization for Security and Armenia, which have reached a histori- Yerevan, and stood by the newly inde- Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Minsk cal peak in recent years, are particular- YEREVAN (News.am) — Foreign Minister of Armenia pendent state, including through large- Group Co-chair state and reaffirms ly promising. Edward Nalbandian on Tuesday, May 2, received the scale assistance projects, which were Armenia’s resolve to continue joint He said that Armenia has a huge delegation of Tavitian Foundation led by its particularly vital during the first years work with the Co-chairs aimed at an potential and expressed optimism over President Aso Tavitian, as well as Dean of Fletcher of statehood. exclusively peaceful settlement of the the opportunities of further enhance- School of Law and Diplomacy, Admiral James Nalbandian noted that the high-level Nagorno Karabakh conflict. ment of mutually beneficial trade and Stavridis. interstate political dialogue continues. Nalbandian emphasized the significant economic relations between the two Nalbandian praised the input of the foundation in The two states closely cooperate in contribution of the American- states.
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