Presentation of Volumes Six and Seven of “Documents for the Study of ARF’s History” and Exhibition of Revolutionary Literature

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Judicial Procedure Against Simon Vratsian

Our November 2010 Newsletter is about an ARF judicial verdict, regarding an internal party suit filed against the last Prime Minister of Armenia (1918-1920) Simon Vratzian. Read more »

Samples from Box of Photos Number 16

This set of photos was found in Photo Box Number 16 of the ARF Archives.
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Calouste Gulbenkian Trustee Visits ARF Archives Institute

WATERTOWN, Mass. (A.W.) – On Aug. 10, Martin Essayan, a member of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation’s Board of Trustees, visited the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) Archives Institute office at the Hairenik Association, located in Watertown. Read more »

Agreement Between the ARF (Armenian Revolutionary Federation) and the CUP (Committee of Union and Progress, Ittihad ve Terakki)

In early July, 1908, in the Ottoman Empire, during the reign of Sultan Hamid 2-nd, the Constitution was reinforced. The constitutional movement was the culmination of cooperation between the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutiun) and several Turkish and non-Turkish opposition movements. Read more »

Samples from Box of Photos Number 3

This set of photos was found in Photo Box Number 3 of the ARF Archives.
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Gulbenkian Foundation Grants $25,000 to ARF Archives Institute

The Armenian section of the Galouste Gulbenkian Foundation, once again, has provided a grant of $25,000 to the Armenian Revolutionary Federation Archives Institute for digitizing the vast archives of the organization. Read more »

Sixth Volume of “Documents for the Study of ARF’s History” Published

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“Aztag”’s 38-th Press Conference; V.Proodian and Y.Pamboukian Report About the ARF Archives

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The Decision of the ARF Supreme Judicial Council Regarding the So Called “Leftist Dashnaktzagans”

During the last weeks of the Independent Republic of Armenia (November-December 1920), a group claiming to be “Leftist dashnagtzagans” emerged. It soon became apparent that they were nothing but agents of the Bolsheviks who were trying to subvert the independence of Armenia. Read more »

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