On October 12, 2006 the National Assembly of France adopted a bill that would make it a crime to deny the Armenian Genocide with 106 votes “for” and 19 “against”.
In August 2003, US citizen George Najarian appealed to the president, prosecutor general, and foreign minister of Armenia informing them that Armenian citizen Grigor Igityan had deceitfully taken possession of plots of land with buildings and a photo shop he owned in Yerevan.
Businessman Levon Hayrapetyan finds it hard to say which is the most important region among the five regions of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic, but the war led him toward some new revelations.
“I don't know what to do - whether to have the sixth one, or not,” mused Nune Poghosyan, a 33-year old resident of the village of Azokh.
I wanted to write “A School That Resembles A Ruin” but I think this is a more befitting title, because a school can end up looking like a ruin for a number of reasons – say, an earthquake, fire or flood – but I had never before seen a ruin that resembles a school.
There is a restaurant a short distance below City Hall in Hadrut. People call it “Emil's Restaurant” but the sign tells you that you have come to “Mher's”.
Once in the 1960's, the cave in the village of Azokh in the Hadrut region was surrounded by Azerbaijani policemen sent here from Baku for some six months.
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