Armenians in Turkey
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Armenian “treasure” hunters in Istanbul dig 20 meters deep, but find themselves at police precinct
in ArmeniaIn an attempt to find the “treasures” of an Armenian woman who runs a jewelry store at Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, four people have dug a […]
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Turkey: Armenian Illegal Migrants Put National Grievances Aside for Work
September 2, 2011 – 4:16am, by Marianna Grigoryan and Anahit Hayrapetyan Narrow, winding stairs lead up to 60-year-old housecleaner Ophelia Hakobian’s poorly furnished room on […]
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Evolving Armenian Realities and the Surp Giragos Dikranagerd Church
in TurkeyI would like to share my thoughts about Armenian realities—evolving ones, forgotten ones, and new ones. Until 20 years ago, the Armenian reality was mainly […]
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Armenian songwriter changes name to bypass censorship
in Culture/ArtCenk Taşkan, whose real name is Majak Toşikyan, is a leading figure on the Turkish music scene. During his professional career, which spans more than […]
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Ethnic Armenians Look for Political Voice
in ArmeniaTurkey’s parliamentary campaign debate about the government’s treatment of ethnic minorities prompted hope among the country’s ethnic Armenians, its largest non-Muslim minority, that greater tolerance […]
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Aunty Eliz: “We moved to Istanbul for the kids”
in TurkeyEdik Baghdasaryan 12:40, June 6, 2011 Eliz is a woman from Saritagh, a Yerevan neighborhood, who moved to Istanbul eleven odd years ago. She’s a […]
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Armenian “treasure” hunters in Istanbul dig 20 meters deep, but find themselves at police precinct
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Turkey: Armenian Illegal Migrants Put National Grievances Aside for Work
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Evolving Armenian Realities and the Surp Giragos Dikranagerd Church
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Armenian songwriter changes name to bypass censorship
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Ethnic Armenians Look for Political Voice
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Aunty Eliz: “We moved to Istanbul for the kids”