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Memorial Plaque in Toulon, France.

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    TitleMemorial Plaque in Toulon, France.
    Type of MemorialCommemorative Plaque,
    Sponsor(s)City of Toulon and local French-Armenian community members and institutions.
    PlacementPlaque is attached to Toulon city’s "Monument to the Dead."
    Physical SettingIn the urban fabric.
    Tourist AmenitiesYes
    Map DesignationLe Monument aux morts de la ville de Toulon.
    Physical ConditionWell preserved.
    Inscription"In the memory of the victims of the Armenian genocide in 1915." (Translated from French).
    LocationToulon, France
    Construction Began1994-5
    Construction Completed1995
    Dedication DateApril 24, 1995
    Prior Use of SiteProperty of city of Toulon.
    History of OwnershipOwned by the city of Toulon.
    Notable VisitorsSenator-Mayor of Toulon, François Trucy (UDF) and
    Armenian Ambassador to France, His Excellency Viguen Tchitetchian.

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    TitleMemorial Plaque in Toulon, France.
    Type of MemorialCommemorative Plaque,
    Sponsor(s)City of Toulon and local French-Armenian community members and institutions.
    PlacementPlaque is attached to Toulon city’s "Monument to the Dead."
    Physical SettingIn the urban fabric.
    Tourist AmenitiesYes
    Map DesignationLe Monument aux morts de la ville de Toulon.
    Physical ConditionWell preserved.
    Inscription"In the memory of the victims of the Armenian genocide in 1915." (Translated from French).
    LocationToulon, France
    Construction Began1994-5
    Construction Completed1995
    Dedication DateApril 24, 1995
    Prior Use of SiteProperty of city of Toulon.
    History of OwnershipOwned by the city of Toulon.
    Notable VisitorsSenator-Mayor of Toulon, François Trucy (UDF) and
    Armenian Ambassador to France, His Excellency Viguen Tchitetchian.

    Khachkar in Commemoration of Armenian Genocide Victims Unveiled in Toulon
    June 12, /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Armenian Ambassador to France Edward Nalbandian and Mayor Hubert Falco unveiled a monument-khachkar inaugurated in the French town of Toulon in memory of the Armenian Genocide victims, reported the RA MFA press office. Prefects, parliamentarians, members of the local self-government, heads of the Armenian organization of France and hundreds of members of the Armenian community attended the solemn ceremony. When delivering a speech Edward Nalbandian remarked that during the recent several years numerous monuments, which symbolize the condemnation of the crime by the French people, were erected in various French cities in commemoration of the Genocide victims. "Some 40 ancient khachkars (cross stones) will be represented in Louvre at an exhibition titled "Armenia Sacra" within the framework of the Year of Armenia in France," Edward Nalbandian said.
    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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