Armenia and Karabakh, history, maps, images, multimedia and info.

Thank You Sweden!

Yesterday, on March 11, 2010, the Swedish parliament recognised the 1915 genocide committed against Armenians, Assyrians/Syrians/Chadeans and Pontic Greeks. Our warmest thanks to those MPs who chose to stand for the truth and our gratitude to all of you who have supported the recognition by signing the petition.

Country Information and Data

Useful information about geography, population, government, economy, communication and transportation can be find at "country information section"

Maps of Armenia and more

More than 150 maps of Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh, Yerevan and other cities in the region, Historical maps, maps of historical battles.

Visit the map section for the complete list.

News & updates

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• New additions and updates:
- Swedish Archive files on the Armenian Genocide

Visit the collection section, to view the latest updates.

Quick links to movie clips:
• 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

Our videos

Armenian Genocide

New Research in Swedish Archives
How much did Sweden know about the ongoing Armenian massacres in the Ottoman Turkey and how were they classified?

• Genocide Recognition in Swedish Parliament
• Armenian Genocide and the UN Convention
• Genocide Posters

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.

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