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Australian Video Footage of Armenian Genocide Refugees Unearthed

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    Australian Video Footage of Armenian Genocide Refugees Unearthed

    MEDIA RELEASE June 19, 2009

    SYDNEY: Research conducted by the Australian Institute for Holocaust and Genocide Studies has just unearthed video footage from 1919, featuring Armenian Genocide refugees in Sydney.

    The newly-discovered film will be shown at a public screening for the first time as a preview to the ANC Australia's screening of movie 'My Son Shall Be Armenian'. Click here for event details.

    The 'moving picture', which runs for a full five minutes, shows a group of refugees from the Armenian Genocide dressed in traditional Armenian dress outside Sydney Town Hall, holding plaques with supporters to raise awareness of the plight of the Ottoman Empire Armenians.

    Mr. Vicken Babkenian, lead researcher at the Australian Institute for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, uncovered the material.

    He said: "The discovery of this material is a monumental achievement."

    "This evidence, in a new medium, graphically demonstrates the widespread support Australians provided to victims and survivors of the Armenian Genocide through the Armenian Relief Fund of Australia."

    The film, now kept with the Australian Institute for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, will be used in research for the purposes of education, and public and political awareness.

    Armenian National Committee of Austalia President, Mr. Varant Meguerditchian said: "The video footage adds to the now-overwhelming documentary evidence found in Australia, affirming the historical truth of the Armenian Genocide and forging forever the common history of Armenia and Australia."

    He added: "In light of this video evidence, it is now imperative that Australia formally recognises the Armenian Genocide and the role everyday Australians played in assisting the victims and survivors."

    Click here to be a part of history

    Buy your tickets to the special first ever screening of this footage


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