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Armenia and Its Neighbors Only Diverge
By BILL KELLER Published: September 11, 1988 YEREVAN, U.S.S.R.— ONE balmy evening several days ago on the plaza outside the city opera house, a group of Armenians were playing Yerevan’s favorite guessing game: What if Armenia broke off from the … Continue reading
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Armenians, Irate at Party Conference Results, Resume Wide Unrest
July 6, 1988 By FELICITY BARRINGER, Special to the New York Times MOSCOW, July 5— Widespread civil unrest began again in the southern republic of Armenia today as strikers closed the capital’s airport and many industrial enterprises, in pursuit of … Continue reading
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Anger Alters the Chemistry of Armenian Protest
July 11, 1988 By FELICITY BARRINGER, Special to the New York Times MOSCOW, July 10— ”Our young women greeted the soldiers with flowers when they came in a few months ago,” a Yerevan resident, Samson Tomazyan, said today, a few … Continue reading
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Armenian Capital is Roused by Calls for New Freedoms
September 5, 1988 By BILL KELLER, Special to the New York Times YEREVAN, U.S.S.R., Sept. 4— Two nights ago, more than 100,000 Armenians, defying an official ban and a heavy police cordon, streamed into the square in front of this … Continue reading
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Moscow Rejects Armenian Appeals
July 19, 1988 By FELICITY BARRINGER, Special to the New York Times MOSCOW, July 18— The Soviet Government today rejected appeals that it accommodate a southern enclave’s desire to break away from the republic of Azerbaijan, the press agency Tass … Continue reading
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Преступление против человечества
Г. УЛУБАБЯН, член инициативной группы защиты прав сумгаитских армян, официальное доверенное лицо родных погибших в Сумгаите армян. Голос Армении, 2 февраля, 1991г. «В настоящей конвенции под геноцидом понимаются следующие действия, совершаемые с намерением уничтожить, полностью или частично, какую-либо национальную, этническую, … Continue reading
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Soviet Armenians Mourn Their Dead
By FELICITY BARRINGER, Special to the New York Times Published: March 9, 1988 MOSCOW, March 8— Tens of thousands of Armenians held a silent march and vigil in the Armenian capital of Yerevan this afternoon in memory of those slain … Continue reading
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Legislature in Armenian Enclave Votes to Secede From Azerbaijan
July 13, 1988 By FELICITY BARRINGER, Special to the New York Times MOSCOW, July 12— In a brash symbolic move likely to worsen a five-month territorial dispute, the ruling legislature of a predominantly Armenian enclave voted today to secede from … Continue reading
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Strike Ends in Armenia as Unrest Slows
By BILL KELLER, Special to the New York Times Published: June 15, 1988 MOSCOW, June 14— Armenians ended a strike in the Armenian capital of Yerevan today as two Soviet republics moved toward a legal stalemate. Residents said businesses reopened … Continue reading
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Soviet Drama: 3 Generals Held by Crowd
September 8, 1989 By BILL KELLER, Special to The New York Times MOSCOW, Sept. 7— Three senior generals of the Soviet internal security forces were held hostage by a crowd of Azerbaijanis for five hours last week in the disputed … Continue reading
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