Gives visitors access to first-hand accounts from twenty survivors of the 1915 atrocities. The site allows visitors to create their own interactive journey through the twenty regions or provinces of Ottoman Turkey. In each region or province, a survivor lends his voice to tell the story of the Armenian Genocide, which will leave no visitor unmoved. Twenty Voices required many months of interactive research and development at Infivia’s Montreal offices.
Website of a Germany based registered NGO, which focuses on the recognition of genocide and against genocide denial as a pre-condition for better international understanding. On our webseite, we offer a broad selection of photograph documentation on the Armenian genocide, a bibliography (European languages) and a documentation of our attempts to achieve parliamentary recognition of the genocide(s), committed and denied by Turkey before, during and after WW1. An English version of our site will soon be provided.
Historical and documental website about Armenian Genocide 1915-23 and massacres of Sultan Abdul Hamid 1894-96, including many official Iranian and international documents, Photos, maps, videos, articles, News and articles published by BBC, observations of Iranian writer (Mohamad Ali JamalZadeh), details about the visit of Khatami to the memorial complex of Armenian Genocide, etc. Farsi and English.
The wristbands will bring greater awareness to the Armenian Genocide and the struggle for recognition. They will serve as a constant reminder that the recognition of the Armenian Genocide is a crucial part in preventing future genocides.
Bringing awareness of the current genocide taking place in Darfur.
Never again?
We need to stop genocide now.
We are having candle vigils around the world on July 21, 2005. see web site for details.
We will also have speakers from the Armenian community raising their voices. Please share with your contact list.
Thank you
Peace
Rachel
Sumgait.Info is providing information about genocide of Armenians in Azerbaijan and Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) in period of 1988-1992. Currently the Russian version is available and English version is planned to be launched soon.
