Crime and Conscience
Greek Armenian writer Petros Markaris explores contemporary society through crime fiction
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February 24, 2011
Richard G. Hovannisian Speaks in Brussels
Paris — On January 29, 50 people attended a lecture by Armenian-American scholar Richard G. Hovannisian at the Armenian House in Brussels. Organized by the Belgium Armenian committee, and with the support of AGBU Europe, Prof. Hovannisian presented his book entitled In Search of Armenian Cilicia (Haykakan Kilikiayi Hetkerov) which is a collection of his trip to Cilicia.
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