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May 16, 2011
Raymond Kevorkian Concludes Successful North American Book Tour in NYC
Kevorkian addresses the audience at the AGBU Central Office in midtown Manhattan.
Over 60 people attended the Friday, May 13, book reading featuring Raymond Kevorkian and his newly translated book, The Armenian Genocide: The Complete History. The Armenian-language lecture featured English summary translations by Ararat Magazine editor Aris Sevag. The event, which was organized by Ararat Magazine, marked the last stop of the author's North American tour that started in Toronto and continued through Montreal, the Bay Area, Los Angeles, and Detroit, until concluding in New York. In addition to being a well-respected French-Armenian historian and lecturer at the Institute Français de Géopolitique, University of Paris, Kevorkian is also the director of the AGBU Nubarian Library in Paris.
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