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Swedish Archives Confirm: It was a genocide!   A newly conducted study at the Uppsala University has revealed highly interesting information about the Swedish knowledge of the ongoing annihilation of the Armenian nation in Ottoman Turkey. The study covers the period between 1915 and 1923 and deals with the information dellivered by Swedish newspapers, missionary workers, Swedish Embassy and the Military Mission in Turkey.   The study will be available here in the coming days and on the Uppsala University Seminar page. News & updates • Join our mailing list to receive news and updates. • The latest updates are from April 26, 2008: • New additions: - Manuscript section 49 objects Visit the collection section, to view the latest updates. Movie clips available at this moment are: • Hayravank Monastery • Tegher Monastery • Sanahin Monastery • Garni Temple • Haghpat Monastery • Talin Cathedral • Monastery of Aruchavank • Church of Holy Virgin in Areni • Noravank Monastery • Church of St John in Mastara • Kosh fortress   Light the Night Light a candle on the eve of April 24 in the memory of the victims of the Armenian Genocide. Visit the campaign page for information and material. Maps of Armenia and more More then 150 maps of Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh, Yerevan and other cities in the region, Historical maps, maps of historical battles. The latest addition is a map of the vision of Pan-Turan, one of the corner stones of the 1915 Armenian Genocide: Visit the map section for the complete list.   Videos in Multimedia Section Lecture by Prof. Vahakn N. Dadrian from the Conference: "Genocide in the Ottoman Empire 1915/196", Stockholm, Sweden, November 15, 2005. • Outakes from interview with the Turkish Prof. Taner Akcam in TPT-TV show of April 24, 2005, "The Armenian Genocide: 90 Years Later." Country Information and Data Useful information about geography, population, government, economy, communication and transportation can be find at "country information section" Genocide Poster April 24, 2007 marked the 92nd remembrance day of the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire. Last year we designed and printed a poster which was distributed freely to schools, universities, libraries and other institutions, but it was also frequently downloaded from our site. This year we have a new poster which can be downloaded here or click on the image below. The older posters are available at our material section.   Ads