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INTERETHNIC-TERRITORIAL CONFLICTS IN THE TRANSCAUCASUS, BOLSHEVIK RUSSIA, KEMALIST TURKEY, EUROPEAN ALLIES AND THE FALL OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA IN DECEMBER, 1920

By: Vanik Virabyan, Doctor in History, Kh. Abovyan Armenian State Pedagogical University, Chair of Armenian History,
vanik.virabyan@mail.ru
Hrant Virabyan, Faculty of History and Social Sciences (Bachelor), hrant-virabyan@bk.ru

ISSUE 1 (19) 2024 / History

TURKEY IN THE PERIOD OF NEO-OTTOMANISM OF ERDOĞAN: THE ADVENTUROUS FOREIGN POLICY AND THE INSOLENT DENIALASIM

By: Ruben Safrastyan, Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA

ISSUE 1 (5) 2017 / History

THE NATIONALIST ACTION PARTY AND THE IDEOLOGY OF PAN-TURKISM

By: Nelli Minasyan, Armenian State Pedagogical University

ISSUE 2 (8) 2018 / History

FALSIFICATION OF THE HISTORY OF THE ARTSAKH MELIQDOMS BY AZERBAIJANI HISTORIOGRAPHY

By: Maghalyan A.V., PhD in History

ISSUE 2,   2015 / Political Sciences and Informational Security

THE OFFICIAL LIST OF THE CATHOLICOI OF “AGHUANK‘” OR OF THE SEE OF GANDZASAR

By: Maghalyan A.V., PhD in History

ISSUE 1 (3) 2016 / History

THE 1921 RUSSIAN-TURKISH CONFERENCE IN MOSCOW: 100-YEARS AGO: A RETROSPECT

By: Kristine Melkonyan, PhD, Institute of Oriental Studies, NAS RA, chmelkonyan@orient.sci.am

ISSUE 1 (13) 2021 / History

THE HEADS OF SMYRNA’S TERUNI DIOCESE

By: Kharatyan Albert, Corresponding Member of NAS RA

ISSUE 2 (4) 2016 / History

THE ARMENIAN NATIONALIST-LIBERAL (REORGANIAZED HUNCHAKIAN) PARTY IN 1917-1921

By: Gegham Hovhannisyan, Senior researcher at the Institute of History, NAS RA, PhD in Historical Sciences, Associate Professor, gegham.hovhannisian@mail.ru

ISSUE 1 (15) 2022 / History

DEMOGRAPHIC SITUATION AND TOPONYMY IN YEREVAN, NAKHIJEVAN AND ARTSAKH REGIONS OF EASTERN ARMENIA IN THE FIRST DECADES OF THE 19TH CENTURY AND THEIR MISREPRESENTATION BY THE PRESENT-DAY AZERBAIJANI FALSIFIERS

By: Chobanyan P. A., Doctor of Sciences (History)

ISSUE 1 (3) 2016 / Political Sciences and Informational Security

THE TURKISH UNPUNISHED CRIME OF GENOCIDE AGAINST THE ARMENIANS — THE SUICIDE ROAD OF MANKIND

By: Alexander Manasyan, Corresponding Member of NAS RA, Head of the Chair of Theoretical Philosophy and Logics, Yerevan State University, manasyan-a22@mail.ru

ISSUE 1,   2015 / Political Sciences and Informational Security