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"THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE" BOOK BY ARMENIAN SCIENTIST PUBLISHED IN HUNGARY
PanARMENIAN.Net
27.09.2007 14:28 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Hungarian translation of "The Armenian Genocide",
a work by a renowned Armenian scientist, member of the National Science
Academy of Armenia, prof. Nikolay Hovhannisian, was recently published
in Budapest. The publication was undertaken by the "Armenian Roots
of Transylvania" culture center. The translation was made from the
publication of 2005, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the Genocide.
President of the "Armenian Roots of Transylvania" company and the
editor of the Hungarian version of the book Charlotte Iszekutz said
that the translation of the book was aimed at representing a rich
material on the first Genocide of the 20th century to the wide public
and the political circles of Hungary. She also said that their company
is striving for the official recognition of the Armenian Genocide by
the Parliament of Hungary.
The book is richly illustrated by photographs, provided by the
Museum-Institute of the Genocide, Yerevan.
Professor Nikolay Hovhannisian has been engaged in the studies of
the Genocide for a very long time. He is the author of 45 works
dedicated to the matter, 5 of which are well known and accepted
among the international science circles. One of his works in English,
entitled "The Armenian Genocide. Armenicide" was fully translated into
Turkish and published in Istanbul, 2005. Parts of that work were also
published in the "Marco Polo" journal in Venice, Azg newspaper reports.
PanARMENIAN.Net
27.09.2007 14:28 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Hungarian translation of "The Armenian Genocide",
a work by a renowned Armenian scientist, member of the National Science
Academy of Armenia, prof. Nikolay Hovhannisian, was recently published
in Budapest. The publication was undertaken by the "Armenian Roots
of Transylvania" culture center. The translation was made from the
publication of 2005, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the Genocide.
President of the "Armenian Roots of Transylvania" company and the
editor of the Hungarian version of the book Charlotte Iszekutz said
that the translation of the book was aimed at representing a rich
material on the first Genocide of the 20th century to the wide public
and the political circles of Hungary. She also said that their company
is striving for the official recognition of the Armenian Genocide by
the Parliament of Hungary.
The book is richly illustrated by photographs, provided by the
Museum-Institute of the Genocide, Yerevan.
Professor Nikolay Hovhannisian has been engaged in the studies of
the Genocide for a very long time. He is the author of 45 works
dedicated to the matter, 5 of which are well known and accepted
among the international science circles. One of his works in English,
entitled "The Armenian Genocide. Armenicide" was fully translated into
Turkish and published in Istanbul, 2005. Parts of that work were also
published in the "Marco Polo" journal in Venice, Azg newspaper reports.