Bradley Martin is a Senior Fellow with the news and public policy group Haym Salomon Center and Deputy Editor for the Canadian Institute for Jewish Research. He is a graduate of Concordia University, where he completed his MA in Judaic Studies after having completed a double BA in Specialization History and Judaic […]
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1915 tarihi; Ermeni, Süryani ve Pontus Rumlar için bitmek bilmeyen bir cehennemin ve yaraları hala kanayan halkların trajedisidir. 1915’in üzerinden tam 103 yıl geçti. Bu gün canlı tanıklıklar ve ataları Ermeni, Süryani, Rum olan 3. Kuşak katliam mağduru torunların açıklamalarında, tanık olduğumuz realite, bu ülkede 1915’de ne kadar zulüm ve […]
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Zeynep Tozduman: BU GÜN 6-7 EYLÜL, ÜLKEMİZDE KADIN BEDENİNE YAPILAN SOYKIRIMA HAYIR GÜNÜ Neredeyse 365 güne denk düşen utançlarımız, acılarımız var bizim. Utançlı yaşıyoruz bu ülkede. O kadar çok karanlık ve kirli tarihimiz var ki.. 6-7 Eylül olaylarının üzerinden tam 62 yıl geçti. 62 yılda değişen hiç bir şey yok. […]
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By Sabri Atman When after a long illness, the Syriac Orthodox Patriarch Ignatius Zakka I died on March 21, 2014, the Holy Synod elected Mor Ignatius Aphrem II as Patriarch of the Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch. This was during an uncertain and unstable period in our people’s lives for […]
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Mahmut Konuk was born on 01.01.1957 in Kurtalan. His father, Abdurrahman (originally Khosrof-Xosrof), is an Islamized, Kurdified Armenian, and his mother, Nefiye, is Kurdish. His grandfather’s name is Vartan, his grandmother’s is Nergis. He had his elementary and secondary education in Kurtalan and completed the Health Sciences High School in […]
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By Ann-Margret “Maggie” Yonan Turlock, Ca. 8/7/2017 On Monday, August 7th, 2017 Assyrians of Stanislaus County with the help of the coordinator, Carmen Mourad held an Assyrian Genocide Remembrance Day at CSU Stanislaus in the Mainstage Theater to commemorate the Assyrian genocide from 1914-1918. The evening started at 6 pm with a […]
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The Republic of Turkey has recently confiscated Assyrian properties in Tur Abdin. This attempt to confiscate Assyrian properties, including churches, monasteries, and cemeteries, is considered by Assyrians around the world as the last bullets of the Assyrian genocide of 1915. The Turkish state has seized among others below Syriac Orthodox […]
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