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  • Monument in Montreal, Canada

    TitleMonument in Montreal, Canada
    Type of MemorialInscription, Monumental Sculpture,
    Sponsor(s)Canadian-Armenian community & city of Montreal.
    Architect/Designer/ArtistArtist: Francine Larrivée
    PlacementFreestanding, sculptural work in a park. Flat land, grass area.
    Physical SettingThe structure is placed in the north-end of Marcelin Wilson Park.
    Tourist AmenitiesYes
    Map DesignationMarcelin Wilson Park
    Physical ConditionVery well preserved.
    InscriptionLanguage: Latin
    Inscription text: Inscribed in red granite the names of those who died in the Genocide.
    LocationMarcelin Wilson Park
    Marcelin Wilson Park, Canada
    Construction BeganMid 1990s
    Construction Completed1998
    Dedication DateApril 26, 1998
    Prior Use of SiteOpen space in the park.
    History of OwnershipOwned by the city of Montreal.
    Additional InformationHorizon Online, “Armenians get a monument to remember” (May 4, 1998) [[email protected]]

    The Montreal Gazette. By Yvonne Zacharias (April 27, 1998)

    Kidd, Kristen. “Perpetual Reminders,” Armenian International Magazine
    (April 1999), pp. 48-50.

    85 Commémoration du Génocide des Arméniens. Publication du Comité uni pour la Commémoration du Génocide arménien. Montréal, 2000.

    Editorial Broad of Armenian Encyclopedia. The Armenian Question. Yerevan: 1996.
    Notable VisitorsMontreal Mayor Pierre Bourque.
     

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    Re: Monument in Montreal, Canada

    Here's a picture of the monument

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      Re: Monument in Montreal, Canada

      Could you update the Notable Visitors section with former Prime minister candidate and leader of the Liberal party of Canada Stéphane Dion, Prime minister of Quebec Jean Charest and current Mayor of Montreal Gérald Tremblay.
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        Re: Monument in Montreal, Canada

        Commemorating April 24 in Montreal (in 2008)

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          Re: Monument in Montreal, Canada

          An important point is that the inscriptions of those who died in the genocide are written on the inside of that structure (or at least I've been told). You can't see them I don't think.

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            Re: Monument in Montreal, Canada

            Gentlemen,

            Your information is incomplete. There is an older Memorial raised in Ville Saint Laurent district of Montreal in Parc Beaudet. There was a lot of political finagling about that. The inscription is watwered down to include all people who suffered through a Genocide, but it was put up by the Armenian community.

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