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  • Armenian Genocide Museum & Institute

    PRESS RELEASE
    Armenian Genocide Museum & Institute
    Republic of Armenia, Yerevan 0028
    Contact: Arevik Avetisyan
    Tel: (374 10) 39 09 81
    Fax: (374 10) 39 10 41
    E-mail: [email protected]
    Web: http://www.genocide-museum.am/

    The Armenian Genocide Museum & Institute (AGMI) is a non-profit
    organization based in Yerevan, Republic of Armenia.
    The mission of the Museum-Institute is the academic and scientific
    study, analysis of the problems as well as exhibition of the textual and
    visual documentation related to the first Genocide of the 20th century.
    Our Objectives are as follows:

    * To promote the collection, study and presentation of the visual
    textual materials, including also artifacts, related to the life of the
    Western Armenians in the Ottoman Empire before and during the Genocide.

    * To develop more effective cooperation and collaboration among
    organizations worldwide involved in the research of genocide,
    particularly Armenian Genocide.

    * To create and develop and academic institution on Genocide Studies
    in the Republic of Armenia

    * To raise international awareness among the international community
    on the first Genocide of the 20th century defined initially as "a crime
    against humanity"

    * To preserve and honor the Tsisternakaberd memorial complex of
    Genocide victims and the Tisernakaberd park.

    The Armenian Genocide Museum & Institute (AGMI) is also a research
    center and falls under the umbrella of the Armenian National Academy of
    Sciences.
    The main research goal of the institute is to study the Armenian
    Genocide that occurred in the Ottoman Empire. The focus is based on the
    scientific research of historical-documentary materials, archived
    documents, photographic documentation and the accumulation of new data.
    The Institute obtains materials and documents from various international
    archives. The Museum also collects, catalogues and archives
    eye-witnesses accounts of Genocide. The archived documents and accounts
    have been translated and published by AGMI.


    The Museum & Institute also seeks to include the creation of an internal
    scientific institution and a school of Genocidology. It does so by
    promoting a post-graduate degree at the AGMI, and participating in
    scientific activities for the promotion of the unanimous international
    recognition of Armenian Genocide. This includes the coordination and
    establishment of the necessary academic

    activities for the necessary understanding required at the external
    levels, including but not limited to educational programs, involvement
    of foreign researchers and scholars within the sphere Armenian Genocide
    studies.

    The AGMI (National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia)
    consists of the following six departments:

    1. Department of History and Historiography of the Armenian Genocide
    2. Department of Study of Casualties and Materials Lost of the Armenian
    Genocide
    3. Department of Comparative Genocidology Studies
    4. Department of Genocide of Eastern Armenian Population Studies
    5. Department of Scientific Information and Publishing House
    6. Department of Public Affairs and Foreign Relations

    To achieve these goals, AGMI organizes conferences, holds round-table
    discussions and publishes newsletters, articles and books, both
    electronically and in print.
    The AGMI also cooperates with various scholarly institutions in Germany,
    France, the USA, Austria, Italy, Russia and various other countries.

    And finally, we hope that our web site will be involved in The Groong:
    Resource sites for Armenia and Karabak.We will expect Your affirmative
    answer.

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    The Armenian Genocide Museum & Institute (AGMI) is a non-profit
    organization based in Yerevan, Republic of Armenia.
    The mission of the Museum-Institute is the academic and scientific
    study, analysis of the problems as well as exhibition of the textual and
    visual documentation related to the first Genocide of the 20th century.
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