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163											As part of the ongoing Kurdish exhibition NO FRIENDS BUT THE MOUNTAINS, the John G. White Collection at the Cleveland Public Library, in association with Gomidas Institute, was honored to screen the first Kurdish film, ZARE (1927).<br />
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209Starring Maria Tenazi-Tadevosyan, this silent drama depicts a Yazidi romance in Russian Armenia.<br />
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281											New publication from the Gomidas Institute – GRIT AND GRACE IN A WORLD GONE MAD by Wendy Elliott.
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352											The Gomidas Institute is proud to present the first English translation of VAN 1915 by the brilliant Armenian intellectual A-Do.<br />
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514 color: rgb(128, 0, 0);">The Gomidas Institute is an independent academic organisation dedicated 
515to modern Armenian and regional studies.&nbsp; Established at the University 
516of Michigan (Ann Arbor) in 1992, it began with the publication of books 
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518conferences and exhibitions. The Institute is currently based in London 
519and its executive director is Ara Sarafian.</span>					</article>
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525						   <a href="/books"><h2>BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS</h2></a>
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530										<strong>Kharpert 1915: A Proposal to Turkish Colleagues for a Case Study on the Armenian Genocide</strong>
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534									<span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: 10pt;">This project was a proposal to Turkish historians to focus on a single case study of the Armenian Genocide. The proposal was made by the Gomidas Institute and applauded by large sections of the Turkish press. Although the head of the Turkish Historical Society, Yusuf Halaçoğlu, agreed to work on such a project when asked by Turkish journalists, he soon pulled out, stating that the relevant Ottoman records that were supposed to exist in Turkish archives today did not actually exist. This was a bizarre statement that brought the proposed project to an end. The veteran Turkish journalist Mehmet Ali Birand stated that Halaçoğlu had scored an own goal.</span><br />							<br/>
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541									<span style="color: rgb(65, 65, 65); font-family: Arial; font-size: 13px; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">ProjectKharpert2022 was launched in September 2022 to engage Turkish authorities in Elazig to integrate the Armenian heritage of the region into their current plans of turning Kharpert (Harput) into a historical and touristic destination in Turkey. For a detailed, chronological account of the project, replete with maps, diagrams, photographs and other materials, please visit our Face Book page,&nbsp;</span><a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091344732401" style="outline: none; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; resize: none; border: none; text-decoration-line: none; list-style-type: none; font-size: 13px; font-weight: bold; color: rgb(28, 27, 27); font-family: arial, tahoma; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">ProjectKharpert2022</a><span style="color: rgb(65, 65, 65); font-family: Arial; font-size: 13px; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">&nbsp;</span>							<br/>
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545						   <a href="/campaigns"><h2>CAMPAIGNS</h2></a>
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547								<a href="/campaigns/#2"><strong>THE TURKISH PARLIAMENT AND THE DENIAL OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE</strong></a>
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549								<span style="font-size: 13.3333px; font-family: Tahoma;">On 28 April 2005, after months of preparation, the Turkish Grand National Assembly launched a new initiative to deny the Armenian Genocide, with an attack on the 1916 British Parliamentary Blue Book, The Treatment of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, 1915-17. The Turkish effort soon turned into a debacle, raising questions about the judgment of Turkish Parliamentarians when dealing with Armenian issues.</span>							</p>
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552								<a href="/campaigns/#5"><strong>TALAAT PASHA'S REPORT ON THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE</strong></a>
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599								<a href="/campaigns/#6"><strong>WHAT HAPPENED ON 24 APRIL 1915? THE AYASH PRISONERS</strong></a>
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606					 <a href="/press"><h2>PRESS</h2></a>
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608									<a href="/press/show/61"><strong>Why Does Turkey Not Change?</strong></a>
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615									<a href="/press/show/56"><strong>Reading Zabel Yessayan as Never Before in a New Edited Collection Inbox  books</strong></a>
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651									<a href="/press/show/53"><strong>New GI USA Branch Announced</strong></a>
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740									<a href="/press/show/44"><strong>Officials and Society in Eastern Turkey Confront Legacy of the Armenian Genocide</strong></a>
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747									<a href="/press/show/45"><strong>An Eye-Opener</strong></a>
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766									<a href="/press/show/46"><strong>Karen Jeppe and Armenians: An Interview with Prof. Jonas Kauffeldt</strong></a>
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788North Georgia and a relative newcomer to the Armenian world. His recent 
789translation of Karen Jeppe’s Danish book, Misak: An Armenian Life 
790(Gomidas Institute, 2015) is a masterful work and includes a fascinating
791 70 page introduction by Kauffeldt.</span></span><br />								</p>
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795									<a href="/press/show/26"><strong>British Parliamentary Blue Book on Armenian Genocide Sent to the Turkish Parliament for a Second Time</strong></a>
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797									<span class="date">22 February 2013</span>
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819									<a href="/press/show/30"><strong>Besmirching Armenians</strong></a>
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821									<span class="date">21 March 2013</span>
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860the London School of Economics by the sponsors. The thrust of the 
861meeting was the vilification of Armenians and the denial of the Armenian
862 Genocide.</span>								</p>
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866									<a href="/press/show/39"><strong>Making it Happen: Rehabilitating Armenians in Bitlis</strong></a>
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868									<span class="date">17 July 2014</span>
869									GI Press Release.<br />								</p>
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873									<a href="/press/show/13"><strong>A Ground-Breaking Turkish Conference : The Social and Economic History of Mardin Region, 1838-1938</strong></a>
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904A truly international and interdisciplinary cutting-edge programme, with the participation of leading Armenian, Assyrian, Turkish and Kurdish scholars. <br />								</p>
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908									<a href="/press/show/24"><strong>Closer Cooperation between Armenians and Assyrians</strong></a>
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910									<span class="date">11 December 2012</span>
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954Seyfo Centre USA hosted a series of educational lectures in Los 
955Angeles, San Diego, Turlock and San Jose on the Assyrian-Armenian 
956Genocide and Seyfo in 1915. The lectures were organized with the help of
957 local Assyrian American organizations, and given by the 
958British-Armenian historian, Ara Sarafian (Gomidas Institute, London).</span></div>								</p>
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