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THE ARMENIAN TRANSLATION OF THE "BLACK GARDEN: ARMENIA AND AZERBAIJAN THROUGH PEACE AND WAR" RELEASED
ArmRadio - Public Radio, Armenia
Oct 1 2007
The US Embassy and the Institute for War and Peace Reporting Armenia
Branch held a discussion at the US Embassy on October 1 to mark the
release of the Armenian translation of British journalist Thomas
de Waal's book "Black Garden: Armenia and Azerbaijan through Peace
and War."
The book presents a careful reconstruction of the history of the
Nagorno Karabakh conflict and its aftermath, based on six months
traveling through the South Caucasus, more than 120 original
interviews, and unique archives.
The widely-read book was first published in English in 2004. A Russian
translation of the book came out in November 2006 and discussions
were held in Yerevan, Tbilisi and Baku.
Thomas de Waal is editor of the Caucasus Reporting Service of the
Institute for War and Peace Reporting. He is also known as co-author
of A Small Victorious War, a book on the conflict in Chechnya. De Waal
completed a degree in Russian and Modern Greek at Oxford, has worked
for the BBC, The Moscow Times and The Times in London and Moscow.
ArmRadio - Public Radio, Armenia
Oct 1 2007
The US Embassy and the Institute for War and Peace Reporting Armenia
Branch held a discussion at the US Embassy on October 1 to mark the
release of the Armenian translation of British journalist Thomas
de Waal's book "Black Garden: Armenia and Azerbaijan through Peace
and War."
The book presents a careful reconstruction of the history of the
Nagorno Karabakh conflict and its aftermath, based on six months
traveling through the South Caucasus, more than 120 original
interviews, and unique archives.
The widely-read book was first published in English in 2004. A Russian
translation of the book came out in November 2006 and discussions
were held in Yerevan, Tbilisi and Baku.
Thomas de Waal is editor of the Caucasus Reporting Service of the
Institute for War and Peace Reporting. He is also known as co-author
of A Small Victorious War, a book on the conflict in Chechnya. De Waal
completed a degree in Russian and Modern Greek at Oxford, has worked
for the BBC, The Moscow Times and The Times in London and Moscow.