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How to make American Expatriats Known About US Congress Res.106 ? Exemple : in France
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Re: How to make American Expatriats Known About US Congress Res.106 ? Exemple : in Fr
Here is a new page : "Echos in the USA of events in France - Echos in France of Events in the USA Regarding the Hamidien Massacres and the 1915 Genocide"
There is a good amount of researches to do when President Wilson was in Paris, what he said then and the echos in the USA.
I have to find the scan of this small book : "L'Oeuvre américaine en Arménie, conférence par M. Archag Tchobanian, à la réunion du 30 décembre 1918 organisée par l'Union intellectuelle arménienne de Paris, sous la présidence de M. le général Malleterre."
Nil
#131Last edited by CRDA-France; 05-24-2009, 07:31 AM.
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Re: How to make American Expatriats Known About US Congress Res.106 ? Exemple : in Fr
Google's service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.
I have added some new information :
-"Les Etats Unis et l'Arménie", Information dans le journal "l'Autorité" (Paris), du 30 janvier 1896
- mai 1903 Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu fait une conférence à Boston
- Janvier 1906 - Déclaration rédigée par Marcelin Berthelot demandant l'intervention du Président américain remise au Président Roosevelt avec au bas plus de 400 signatures d'arménophiles éminents
I am now reading that well known French Review "Pro Armenia" founded in october 1900, published in its issues of
- october 15 1904 > from "The Sun" newspaper of New York :
Dr Jean Loris-Melikoff, Archibishop Savadjian (Persia) & Archibishop Ayvadian (India), delegation of Khrimian Catholicos of Echmiadzine to Europ, met President Roosevelt in the White House. Afterwards they were received by the State Department Secretary Loomis.
- december 15 1904 > President Roosevelt in his Address to Congress, says that "United States must protest against the systematic, long, crual oppression against Armenians".
Please do you have any American wwws or references to these histrorical datas ? Thank you.
Nil (Paris)
#205Last edited by CRDA-France; 06-21-2009, 07:51 AM.
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Re: How to make American Expatriats Known About US Congress Res.106 ? Exemple : in Fr
Texte for Americans Expatriats of France so they may contact their Representative in Congress for H.Res.252 support :
Being not American, please make me remarks if this text can be OK for Americans : mistakes, wrong phrases, etc. ?
Nil (Paris)
#433Last edited by CRDA-France; 03-05-2010, 06:29 PM.
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