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ARMENIA AND ARMENIANS IN WORLD CULTURE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN KUBAN APRIL 25
Yerkir
04.04.2006 14:34
YEREVAN (YERKIR) - Armenia and Armenians in the World Culture
scientific conference will be held at the archaeological museum in
the reserve after Felitsin in Kuban April 25, reports the Yerkarmas,
a newspaper of Armenians of Russia. During the event cultural and
domestic items of Armenians of Kuban will be presented.
The conference is organized by the South Russian Diocese of the
Armenian Apostolic Church, Kuban State University, South-Caucasian
Center of social and cultural research of history, the Armenian
community of Kuban. A collection summarizing the reports at the
conference will be published.
The scientific conference is dedicated to the anniversary of the
Armenian Genocide in 1915-1923, when some 2 million Armenians were
slaughtered by Turks in Western Armenia's territory. A similar
conference was held in Kuban in 2005 as well.
Turkish Consul of Novorossiysk Ahmed Ryza Demirer objected to holding
the event by sending an official letter of the rector of the Kuban
State University, where the conference was planned. It took place
nevertheless and its final document urged Turkish authorities to
recognize the Armenian Genocide. Conference participants considered
is a pre-requisite for Turkey's accession to the family of European
peoples.
Yerkir
04.04.2006 14:34
YEREVAN (YERKIR) - Armenia and Armenians in the World Culture
scientific conference will be held at the archaeological museum in
the reserve after Felitsin in Kuban April 25, reports the Yerkarmas,
a newspaper of Armenians of Russia. During the event cultural and
domestic items of Armenians of Kuban will be presented.
The conference is organized by the South Russian Diocese of the
Armenian Apostolic Church, Kuban State University, South-Caucasian
Center of social and cultural research of history, the Armenian
community of Kuban. A collection summarizing the reports at the
conference will be published.
The scientific conference is dedicated to the anniversary of the
Armenian Genocide in 1915-1923, when some 2 million Armenians were
slaughtered by Turks in Western Armenia's territory. A similar
conference was held in Kuban in 2005 as well.
Turkish Consul of Novorossiysk Ahmed Ryza Demirer objected to holding
the event by sending an official letter of the rector of the Kuban
State University, where the conference was planned. It took place
nevertheless and its final document urged Turkish authorities to
recognize the Armenian Genocide. Conference participants considered
is a pre-requisite for Turkey's accession to the family of European
peoples.