61. Arts Muuseums - Armenia stamps, silver coins, and currency of Armenia and nagorno karabagh since the withArmSite english .Web Sites presenting Armenia's Art/culture on the http://www.tuttinsieme.it/tutti/tut/meast/armenia/arts.htm

Armenia Art and Museums Sergei Parajanov english - This is one of the newest museums, built to honor an internationally known Armenian director/producer. STAMPS OF KARABAKH english - The stamps of the Republic of Mountainous (Nagorno) Karabakh ROSLIN ART GALLERY english - It is a thriving center for art, a dynamic meeting point of centuries old Armenian art and contemporary fine art. A crossroad of art from the diaspora and Armenia, the gallery aspires to promote and introduce Armenian art, and to satisfy the palettes of art lovers and collectors. The Ararat-Eskijian Museum english - Ararat Home of Los Angeles, located in Mission Hills, California. .... .. The Ararat-Eskijian Museum was created for the preservation of national Armenian treasures, and the perpetuation of a heritage before it is lost and forgotten. Zakarian Foundation armenian/english - THE ZAKARIAN FOUNDATION is a private non-profit organization established in Yerevan to promote socio-cultural, educational and welfare projects in Armenia. Stamps and Banknotes of Armenia english - A colorful display and prices for the stamps, silver coins, and currency of Armenia and Nagorno Karabagh since the 1992 Independence. Prices, images and options to buy complete collections.

62. Gender Characteristics Of Society's Development According to this interpretation*, culture includes, for example, both interpersonal energycrisis, the long-lasting blockade and the nagorno karabagh conflict http://www.undp.am/archive/gender/UN/undp/WSR/Chapter_1/1_3.htm

Gender Culture Today, gender is recognised as an intrinsic part of any social structure and is sometimes impossible to differentiate from the overall cultural context. Although the term refers to the dictionary definition of sex and often signifies the sexual identity of an individual, even laymen now realise that the concept of gender is not confined to sexual identity alone. It refers to the assessment and analysis of the social status of men and women and, unlike the biological definition, gender comprises socio-historical and ethno-cultural factors. Contemporary social science distinguishes between three dimensions of gender: individual, structural (represented by the institutions in society) and cultural (expressed in the cultural definition of masculinity and femininity). Every society has unique and deeply rooted preconceptions which regulate the behavioural stereotypes of men and women and shape specific perceptions of masculinity and femininity, thus developing gender patterns characteristic of the given culture. These patterns are not universal for different geographical locations, races, and groups, but are unique and result from the past experiences of the given nation, its mentality, history, religion, geographic location, traditions, ethno-psychology and level of civilisation - i.e. by the overall culture of the society. This explains why gender culture is so diverse and the behavioural patterns of men and women, so different.

63. Vindex, De Vindplaats Van Het Nederlandse Web Omschrijving Book with information on Armenian history, culture, arts, and religion.http//www.HyeEtch.nareg.com.au/. The Ceasefire in nagorno karabagh. http://www.vindex.nl/dir/Regional/Asia/Armenia/Society_and_Culture

hulp contact persoonlijke instellingen voeg uw site toe ... Opties: Samenvatting 1 url per domein Sites in nieuw venster Staat uw webpagina nog niet in Vindex? Meld deze dan nu aan! Url: Emailadres: Zoek in de webgids: Terug naar het overzicht Huidige rubriek Regional Asia Armenia Society and Culture Subrubrieken Chat Genealogy Guides and Directories History ... Religion Verwante Rubrieken Regional:Europe:Society and Culture Links The Jewish Community of Armenia Gevonden in rubriek: Regional Asia Armenia Society and Culture Omschrijving: Includes history, a picture gallery and information about activities. http://www.iatp.am/resource/ngo/jewish/ Armenia: Portraits of Survival Gevonden in rubriek: Regional Asia Armenia Society and Culture Omschrijving: A photo-essay by Jerry Berndt depicting suffering in the country after the 1988 earthquake and the economic crisis following the collapse of the USSR. Features an introduction by Professor Donald Miller of USC. http://www.usc.edu/users/mchugh/ARM/ARM_index.html Hye Etch Gevonden in rubriek: Regional Asia Armenia Society and Culture Omschrijving: Book with information on Armenian history, culture, arts, and religion.

64. Education: New Internationalist Magazine 315 - Country Profile Aliev supports a negotiated settlement for nagornokarabagh; this may be logicalbut it culture Turkic Azeris 83%; Russians 6%; Armenians 6%. Other minorities http://www.newint.org/issue315/profile.htm

new internationalist issue 315 - August 1999 This is not the first time that the country has attracted oil entrepreneurs. By the late nineteenth century the Rockefellers, Rothschilds and Nobles had all made fortunes here. Their grand, European-style mansions can be found in the cobbled, vine-laden avenues of the old town in the capital, Baku, where the elegant rooms are witness to a style of life long gone. caravanserai eating in small alcoves around a medieval courtyard; instead they are attracted to trendy Western-style restaurants. Azerbaijan was incorporated into the Russian Empire in the early nineteenth century. Briefly independent from 1918, it was invaded again in 1920 and became the Soviet republic of Transcaucasia. In 1992, following the break-up of the Soviet Union and in the euphoria of new democracy, former communist leader Heydar Aliev was replaced by the pro-Turk Abulsaz Elchibey, who attempted to lead the country towards closer connections with the West. Soaring inflation and war with Armenia over Nagorno-Karabagh swiftly led to disillusion. By 1993 Aliev was again in power and guiding the country back into a close relationship with Russia. Juliet Crawley Peck AT A GLANCE CAROLINE PENN / PANOS PICTURES LEADER: President Heydar Aliev ECONOMY: GNP per capita $480 (Russia $2,410, Japan $40,940). Principally dependent on oil. Outside investment is attracted by tax breaks. The majority of the population remains agricultural, cultivating citrus fruits, grapes and cotton with some tobacco. Soaring transport costs restrict exports to Russia: almost all (including cotton fibre, cement and plastics) go to Europe and the Middle East. The IMF figure of 9% economic growth in 1998 is widely disbelieved.

65. ALMISBAH: Regions, Nations And Peoples: Particular Regions: Caucasus: Armenia: G Keywords, Armenia; culture; armenian art; armenian church; armenian language Keywords,Armenia; research; genocide; nagornokarabagh; bibliography; links, DETAILS. http://ssgdoc.bibliothek.uni-halle.de/vlib/ssgfi/subject/almisbah_ssg0302070201_

ALMISBAH: Regions, Nations and Peoples: Particular Regions: Caucasus: Armenia: General Resources (WWW) 1. American University of Armenia Source Type Universities / University Departments URL http://www.aua.am/ Keywords university; Yerevan; Armenia; courses; staff DETAILS Contents Clarity Index Links 2. ArmeniaGuide.com Source Type Virtual Libraries, Internet Directories and Link Lists URL http://www.armeniaguide.com/ Keywords Armenia; culture; armenian art; armenian church; armenian language; armenian massacres; armenian music; maps; diaspora; political parties; information; armenian studies; history; architecture; journal; books; search engines; links; photographs DETAILS Contents Clarity Index Links 3. The Armenian Center for National and International Studies Source Type Organizations and Societies URL http://www.acnis.am/ Keywords Armenia; Yerevan; foreign policy; research DETAILS Contents Clarity Index Links 4. Armenian Encyclopedia Publishing House : homepage = (Armenian Encyclopedia Editorial Office) Source Type Booksellers URL http://www.hanragitaran.com/Programs/index_onflash.htm

66. ANN/Groong AZG Daily 052 - 03-19-2003 subsequent years, nagorno karabagh withstood *****culture ANNIVERSARY OF FAMOUS SINGER http://groong.usc.edu/news/msg65512.html

67. ANN/Groong -- R&O - Armenia: Transition, Development And Identity conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the disputed territory of nagorno karabagh. society,and external influences that contradict a culture in which http://groong.usc.edu/ro/ro-19990617.html

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68. WWW.ARTSAKHWORLD.COM - Pan Armenian Business in the context of the journalistic cliche ethnic conflict in nagorno karabagh ,in other being a country with its own unique history and culture, embodied in http://www.panarmenianbusiness.com/member.asp?CompanyID=7431

69. TURAN - AZERBAIJAN from the 6th to the 9th c., then Turkish culture became dominant between Azerbaijanand Armenia over the predominantly Armenian nagornokarabagh-enclave in http://www.hunmagyar.org/azeri/azerbaijan.html

AZERBAIJAN Capital: Baku Area: 33,400 sq. miles Population: 7,781,000 (2001 estimate) Language(s): Azeri - 89%; Russian - 3%; Armenian - 2%; other - 6%. Ethnic Groups: Azerbaijani - 90%; Dagestani - 3.2%; Russian - 2.5%; Armenian - 2.3%; other - 2%. Religions: Muslim - 93.4%; Russian Orthodox - 2.5%; Armenian Orthodox - 2.3%; other - 2%. Diaspora: Iran (12 million, vs. 7 million in Azerbaijan), Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Turkey, Armenia, Georgia. Russia's objective was to extract wealth from the area, not to build the economic infrastructure of the country, and the economy stagnated. Towards the end of the century, tsarist leaders began a program of assimilation ("Russification"). The Azerbaijanis for the most part reacted with passive resistance. Following the 1905 Bloody Sunday massacre in St. Petersburg, however, riots erupted in Baku and spread throughout Transcaucasia. Riots continued through 1906 in what has been called the "Tatar-Armenian War", leaving resentments and hostilities that still endure. Towards the end of World War 1, Persia tried to reunify Azerbaijan by taking control over Northern Azerbaijan, but failed. Britain and the Ottoman enpire also at times occupied parts of the area. There was also a brief attempt at Azerbaijani independence (1918 - the Arak republic), before Northern Azerbaijan was incorporated into the Soviet state in 1920, and the Azerbaijan SSR was formed. Then, in 1922, the Transcaucasian Federation was established, uniting Azerbaijan with Georgia and Armenia. In 1923, the Nakhichevan region on the border with Iran was made an autonomous republic, and the year after, the Armenian enclave Nagorno-Karabakh was made an autonomous oblast within Azerbaijan. This gave Stalin a better opportunity to control the area by "divide-and-rule", but it has deeply embittered the relationship between Azerbaijanis and Armenians. The Transcaucasian Federation lasted until 1936, when Stalin reestablished the three separate union republics.

70. "The Armenian Weekly" Interviews The ARS Chairperson have they been extended in Armenia and nagorno karabagh? the list of children needingassistance in karabagh. related, but for the ARS, culture and education http://www.ars1910.org/english/news/AWinterview.htm

By Onnik Krikorian The Armenian Relief Society (ARS) is an NGO on the roster in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. The ARS was founded in 1910 in New York City as an independent, non-governmental, and non-sectarian grassroots organization, serving the humanitarian needs of the Armenian people everywhere, and seeking to preserve the cultural heritage and identity of the Armenian nation. The ARS was allowed to become active in Soviet Armenia after the devastating earthquake in 1988. Maro Minassian was elected Chairperson of the ARS Central Executive Board in 1998. This interview was conducted on December 16, 2001 at the ARS office in central Yerevan before Minassian was due to return to the United States after visiting ARS projects in Armenia and Nagorno Karabagh. Onnik Krikorian: Maro Minassian: OK: What are the current priorities in Armenia? MM: OK: The ARS has just issued a Winter Appeal [see December 8, 2001 issue of the Armenian Weekly] after statistics were released showing that 14,000 children from vulnerable families do not attend school and in particular during the winter. In the area of education, is that purely your concern? MM: We have health care programs and the orphan sponsorship but education is a concern for us and we have scholarship programs here and in Karabagh. Just before I left for Armenia we received this report and we immediately issued an appeal. I have already heard that winter clothing and monetary assistance will be arriving [in Armenia] soon.

71. Karapet Roubinian, MP Speech Thus, the Armenians of nagorno karabagh are selfdetermined in the territory of aunique complex of monuments of material and spiritual culture created during http://lastak.port5.com/Me/Speech/SpeechRomania.html

72. Sts. Sahag & Mesrob - Diocesan News as a repository and guardian of Armenian language and culture, but also have meantan unprecedented rebirth of Christianity in nagornokarabagh, according to http://www.stssahag-mesrob.org/Parishnewsdioceseetchmiadzinnews.htm

Armenianchurch.org - Diocese Website Etchmiadzin.com - Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin Website The Pope's Visit to Armenia: A View From Inside Karabagh Church Head Sees Christian Rebirth The Pope's Visit to Armenia: A View From Inside Historic Visit is Cause for New Understanding of Armenian By Archbishop Hovnan Derderian Executive Secretary of the Ecclesiastical Committee of Holy Etchmiadzin's 1700th Anniversary Celebrations Pope John Paul II's visit to Armenia in the shadow of the magnificent biblical Mount Ararat was not only full of symbolism but has opened new chapter of history in the relations between Christian churches. Looking at the jubilant crowds that gathered to welcome the Roman Catholic pontiff in the streets of Yerevan, Armenia's capital, an outside observer would hardly know that John Paul II, who came to participate in the celebrations of the 1700th anniversary of the adoption of Christianity in Armenia, was visiting an Orthodox stronghold and not a Catholic country. This was especially remarkable because, in the past, the two churches have clashed on many doctrinal issues. Throughout the Middle Ages, especially during the Crusades, the Armenian Church fought off several attempts at "Latinization." At the same time, the Armenian Church in the Armenian kingdom of Cilicia played a critical role in facilitating cultural and scientific exchanges between the East and the West.

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74. . both cosmopolitan as well as fierce protectors of their culture and tradition territorialdispute with Azerbaijan over the enclave of nagornokarabagh, to which http://web.wanadoo.be/armembel/aboutarmenia.htm

G eography Location: Southwestern Asia, east of Turkey Geographic coordinates: 40 00 N, 45 00 E Map references : Commonwealth of Independent States Area: total: 29,800 sq km land: 28,400 sq km water: 1,400 sq km Area-comparative : slightly smaller than Maryland Land boundaries: total: 1,254 km B order countries : Azerbaijan-proper 566 km, Azerbaijan-Naxcivan exclave 221 km, Georgia 164 km, Iran 35 km, Turkey 268 km Coastline: km (landlocked) Maritime claims: none (landlocked) Climate : highland continental, hot summers, cold winters Terrain: Armenian Highland with mountains; little forest land; fast flowing rivers; good soil in Aras River valley ( current weather Elevation extremes lowest point: Debed River 400 m highest point: Aragats Lerr 4,095 m Natural resources : small deposits of gold, copper, molybdenum, zinc, alumina Land use: arable land: 17% permanent crops: 3% permanent pastures: 24% forests and woodland: 15% other: 41% (1993 est.) Irrigated land : 2,870 sq km (1993 est.) Natural hazards : occasionally severe earthquakes; droughts

75. Discours ... Translate this page has always associated itself with Europe, its history, its values and culture. theresolution of all regional conflicts, including the one in nagorno karabagh. http://www.netarmenie.com/informations/dossiers/conseileurope/ce2.php

Vos rubriques: Introduction Histoire Géographie Economie Politique Culture Religion Tourisme Diaspora Points de Vue Le Magazine Informations Dossiers Conseil de l'Europe Page d'accueil Imprimer Communiquez Les forums Le Chat Emploi Petites Annonces ... Pages Blanches Vos services NetArménie Mail Fonds d'Ecran Economiseur d'Ecran L'annuaire Web ... Le livre d'Or Ourartou Suite... L'environnement Suite... Rechercher ...Sur le Web Sites Partenaires Discours Strasbourg, 25 January 2001 Mr President, Mr Secretary General Ladies and Gentlemen, Armenia's entry into the new Millennium is signified by highly remarkable events, which attest to its rich history. This year we mark the tenth anniversary of Armenia's re-established independence. Having embraced firmly the values of freedom and democracy, we committed ourselves to tranforming our society to this end. We are also celebrating one of the most important milestones in Armenia's history, the seventeen hundredth anniversary of the adoption of Christianity as a state religion. It is the celebration of persistence in our beliefs and our values. They have survived the tests and turbulence of history. The past ten years were also the time for rediscovering Armenia's identity. With its rich historical and cultural heritage the Armenian nation has always considered itself part of the European civilisation. Soon after having gained independence we declared our objective to engage Armenia firmly in the architecture of the new Europe. It is indeed symbolic that at the beginning of the new Millennium, in the year so meaningful for our nation, we are here today to celebrate Armenia's accession to the Council of Europe. This is an impressive illustration of the link between Armenia's past, present and the future.

76. Armenian EyeCare Project: Armenian History the 70year period of Soviet rule the Armenian culture and economy a precarious endas Armenia successfully fought Azerbaijan for control of nagorno-karabagh. http://www.eyecareproject.com/Armenia/ArmenianHistory.htm

TINY NATION with the distinction of being the "cradle of civilization," Armenia is bursting with historical magnificence. It is on Mt. Ararat, located in the Armenian Highland, where Noah's Ark came safe to land. This spot is considered to be the point of rebirth of life on earth when Noah descents from upon the Holy Mt. Ararat and down into the Araratian Valley of Armenia. The "Landing-Place" is "the eternal symbol of the continuum of the undying tenacity and vigor" of the Armenian Nation. Calling themselves "Hais," the Armenians claim they are descendents of Haik -the great grandson of Japeth, the son of Noah, and the legendary father of the Armenians who settled on what was later to be known as the home of the Armenians (circa 1200 B.C.). One of the world's oldest civilizations, Armenians are the contemporaries of the Babylonians, the Hittite, and a host of other ancient races, all of which have become extinct except for the Armenians. The name "Armenia" first appears in recorded history in Assyrian inscriptions of the 9th Century B.C. and ancient Armenian tribes are believed to have first appeared on the territory of the Armenian Plateau 3,000 to 4,000 years before Christ. At the beginning of the second century BC, a united Armenian kingdom was established. Its first king was Artashes I (189-160 B.C.). Tigran II the Great (95-55 B.C.) and the other sovereigns who succeeded to the throne after him were quite successful for some time in resisting Rome's eastward aggression and under these various kings and princes

77. Menua Tours Of Armenia, Yerevan, Armenia - Links Page L. Land and culture Organization/Armenia. M. Q. Quarterly Forum of Modern ChristianCorrespondences. R. Recognizing Armenian Genocide Republica di nagorno karabagh.S. http://www.menuatours.com/htms/links.html

Links... If you would like to suggest a site to be included in this page, send an e-mail to our " LinkMaster Report "dead links" to LinkMaster A B C ... 1700 Anniversary of Christianity in Armenia (Down Jan-02) 1700th Anniversary - Commercial Site 24 avril 3D Atlas Online: Armenia (Down Jan-02) 3 Noor (Three Pomegranates) 4AllArmenians.com 42.3 Company 6-th World Wushu Championships - Yerevan October, 2001 A AGBU American University of Armenia Ani April24.org ... Armenia, Its People and History - Photojournalism Armenia Official Armenia.org Armenia Development Gateway Armenia - Diaspora (Official Site) ... Armenian Alphabet (brief introduction) Armenian Artists Armenian Arts Armenian Arts and Culture Armenian Brandy ... AZG Daily Newspaper B Beauty of Armenia Birds of Armenia Byurakan Astrophysical Observatory C Caucasus Online - Armenia Christian Armenia Christian Cultural Ministries International Christianity.am ... Cuisine of Ancient Armenia D Department of Hydrometeorology of the Republic of Armenia Department of Pathology Diaspora.am E Eghishe Charents Embassy of the Republic of Armenia (Moscow) Embassy of the Republic of Armenia (Washington, DC)

78. CSUN Armenian Student Association - Www.CSUNASA.com War broke out and the nagornokarabagh Republic declared By 1994, karabagh was liberatedby Armenian forces Christian faith, learn their culture, speak their http://216.119.116.27/asa/new_asa/nkr_article.cfm

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='452.'; awmAltUrl=''; Karabagh by Levon Baronian The mountainous region known as Karabagh (Gharabagh) has always been an integral part of the Armenian nation and identity. The region was referred to as Artsakh as far back as the 3rd Century BC, when Armenians already lived and prospered there. About 500 years ago, the word Karabagh, supposedly Turkish for "Black Garden", became synonimous with Artsakh. Throughout the centuries, Karabagh has survived Arab, Persian, Russian, and Turkish rule, always remaining predominantly populated by Armenians. Karabagh Armenians have historically been courageous and noble, ready to defend their ancestral lands against any and all threats. Karabagh was annexed to Soviet Azerbaijan in the 1920s by Stalin, who abhorred Armenians and Armenia, supposedly because he was the illegitimate child of an Armenian businessman, who he never knew. Armenians in Karabagh faced innumerable atrocities and persecution under Azerbaijani rule, and when in 1988, the Soviet Union had already initiated its policies of Perestroika and Glasnost, Armenians began pushing for the return of Karabagh to Armenia. War broke out and the Nagorno-Karabagh Republic declared its independence from the oppressive government of Azerbaijan. Armenian forces in Karabagh were greatly out-numbered by a wealthier and bigger Azerbaijany military. However, the Azerbaijanis could not match the heart and commitment of the Karabagh Armenians, who knew what they were fighting for and would not allow their children and nation to be ruled by a racially-bias and dictatorial Azerbaijan. By 1994, Karabagh was liberated by Armenian forces and a cease-fire was signed. After over 70 years of oppression, Armenians were finally free to openly follow their Christian faith, learn their culture, speak their language, and live in a democratic country.

79. PanARMENIAN.Net ... Stickers Politics. The Cultural and Spiritual Heritage of nagorno KarabaghPublished 19.06.02 Category Arts culture. Armenia, Country http://www.panarmenian.net/stickers/eng/

COVER STICKERS CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION Stickers Thursday, 10 Apr, 2003 PanARMENIAN Stickers Sticker ID: Example: freedomwar Latest additions The War of 1991-1994 Published: 01.07.02 The Cultural and Spiritual Heritage of Nagorno Karabagh Published: 19.06.02 Armenia, Country Reports on Human Rights Practices (2001) Published: 04.05.02 Sender: Gor Arutyunyan, Armenia The most popular The Cultural and Spiritual Heritage of Nagorno Karabagh Published: 19.06.02 PanARMENIAN Stickers Total in English: 6 Entertainment Other Stickers area of the information portal PanARMENIAN.Net contains materials sent to e-mail address stickers@panarmenian.net Considering the variety of content of materials received, we must set guidelines regarding conditions of publication PanARMENIAN Network does not edit submitted materials, and the expressed opinions of published materials do not necessarily reflect the views of the PanARMENIAN Network. COVER PAGE News NEWS SERVER HEADLINE NEWS Community DETAILS Discussion board Archive STICKERS INTERVIEWS Information WEATHER EXCHANGE RATES Other GUEST BOOK LINKS SETTINGS Info CONTACTS SITE STATISTICS ABOUT PROJECT Our projects magazine.am

80. The Office Of The Nagorno Karabakh Republic In USA WASHINGTON, DC— Representative of the nagorno karabagh Republic (NKR) in the UnitedStates Vardan Barseghian told Harvard University students last week that http://www.nkrusa.org/press_releases/december_17_2001.html

About the NKR Office NKR Representative in USA Office Staff Position Papers ... Donate Online javascript:toggleClamShellMenu('menu1') Nagorno Karabakh Representative Briefs Harvard Community on Nagorno Karabakh Conflict Resolution PRESS RELEASE December 17, 2001 On December 12, speaking to a negotiations class at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government (KSG) in Cambridge, MA, Representative Barseghian said: "The cease-fire accord was only made possible because all parties to the conflict were present at the negotiating table and were willing to accept their part of the responsibility for its implementation. This is the only formula that can work and bring realistic agreements". "Nagorno Karabagh has been effectively independent for 10 years and I think it is important that we speak for ourselves not only with different governments, but also with academic and research institutions. We have welcomed this opportunity to appear before the Harvard community," Barseghian said. The briefing was an open event and interested students and faculty from Harvard University and Tufts University's School of Law and Diplomacy attended.

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