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Armenia: Talks Break Down

Written byNathan Hamm
Posted 27 April 2006 19 years ago

Onnik Krikorian reports that talks have broken down between Indian students and the Yerevan State Medical University and notes that a blog has been set up for students to write about the university.

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  • Pingback: Oneworld Multimedia :: Genocide Notes from the Armenian Blogosphere :: April :: 2006

    […] It is simple really. Unless you recognize and condemn genocide, history will repeat itself. That is why I found the fact that Global Voices did not link to Christian Garbis’s entry on the Armenian genocide or mentions on other sites a little weird. I hate to sound paranoid, and I would love for them to prove me wrong and link to the posts including this one, but I cannot think of a reason as to why anybody would miss out such an event unless… Posted by Nessuna @ 8:56 am. Filed under: Armenia, Diaspora, Turkey, Genocide, Blogging, Caucasus, History, Globalvoices […]

    27 April 2006, 0:03 am

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