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17.05.2012 Ascension of Jesus Christ: spiritual symbol and national ritual On May 17, the Armenian Holy Apostolic Church celebrated the Ascension of Jesus Christ
After his tortures, Christ appeared alive in front of his disciples and spoke of the Kingdom of God. One day, while eating with them, he asked them not to leave Jerusalem, but wait for the Lord’s pledge, which, he said “you heard from me. John was baptized with water, but you will soon be baptized by the Holy Spirit.” 
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16.05.2012 The unique and exceptional Gohar Gasparyan May 16 is the day of remembrance of Gohar Gasparyan
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02.05.2012 Armenian artists stay true to their gene An exhibition of works by Georgian-Armenian painters called “With the Calling of My Homeland” opened at the Artists’ Union of Armenia recently. The event was organized by the RA Ministry of Diaspora.
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28.04.2012 “He always remained an Armenian without roots”-Huffington Post journalist shares story about her grandfather “Turkey can deny the Genocide that it perpetrated, but there are those who have survived it. We know them and we know what you did,” this is how journalist Courtney Kashan starts her story in the Huffingtonpost. Kashan’s grandfather was one of the survivors of the Armenian Genocide.
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26.04.2012 Diary of the 6th Pan-Armenian Conference of Writers The presentation of books by Diaspora Armenian writers was held within the framework of the 6th Pan-Armenian Conference of Writers organized by the RA Ministry of Diaspora and the Union of Writers of Armenia at Erebuni Plaza on April 20.
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23.04.2012 Thoughts and meetings in April April can truly be considered a month of literature. The 6th Pan-Armenian Conference of Writers organized by the RA Ministry of Diaspora and the Union of Writers of Armenia kicked off on April 20, and the Republic of Armenia and Artsakh celebrated the 500th anniversary of Armenian printing on April 22. UNESCO has declared Yerevan as the World Book Capital in 2012. In Yerevan these days are many guests from abroad, including participants of the Pan-Armenian Conference of Writers, and some of them sat down for interviews with “Hayern Aysor”’s correspondent.
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20.04.2012 “Armenian Genocide” monograph released in Bucharest The Political Science Association of Armenia reports the recent release of the monograph “Armenian Genocide” by highly distinguished genocide expert, correspondent member of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia, doctor of historical sciences, Professor Nikolay Hovhannisyan in Romania. The monograph was translated from French to Romanian by sisters Taguhi and Madeleyn Karakashyan (Genocidul Armean, Bucaresti, 2012, 112 pp.).
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18.04.2012 First step of Turkey’s “new” policy on Diaspora Armenians Turkish presses, including Istanbul’s Marmara Daily, report information regarding a meeting called “Armenian-Turk Reconciliation” held in Washington on April 12. The presses present the meeting as the first step in Turkey’s policy to find Armenians in favor of the establishment of dialogue with Turks in the United States and establish dialogue with them”.
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16.04.2012 Hranush Hakobyan: “Armenians have lived, live and exist…” Ahead of April 24: RA Minister of Diaspora Hranush Hakobyan responds to “Hayern Aysor”’s online newspaper’s question
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14.04.2012 HINUNK: Whit Sunday or Pentecost The fifty days between Easter and Whit Sunday is called Hinunk (period of the past), meaning, the past 50 days. The fifty days are devoted to the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and there is no Lent on these days.
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