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    http://int.armradio.am/index.php?part=3&id=1998 <http://int.armradio.am/index.php?part=3&amp;id=1998>


    Japanese Nakajima Hideharu publishes a book on the Armenian Genocide


    Nakajima Hideharu‚s book titled „The Armenian Genocide: History and Culture of the Armenian people‰ was released at the turn of April. According to the Japan-Armenia Friendship Association, the book is dedicated to the memory of millions of innocent victims, killed during the massacres in 1915. The author of the book paid his first visit to Armenia in 1980, after which he started investigating Armenian history. Nakajima Hideharu visited a number of places in the Armenian Plateau ˆ Kars, Ani, Igdir, Van, Akhtamar, Bitlis, Diarbekir, Mush, Erzrum, etc. Hideharu initiated the establishment of the „Japanese Institute of Armenia‰ in 1991 (currently the Japan-Armenia Friendship Association. Before that in 1990 he published his first book titled „Armenia: Flash of hope in the history.‰
    /Translated by Siranush Ghazanchyan/
    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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    Just couple of things to add. If you are a student in the UK and have an access to journal articles via History/Politics archive or, I assume, even via datastream, then you can also find number of interesting journal articles written by Hideharu about the Armenian Culture and History. Just search for his name.

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