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UCLA Armenian Studies Department of History, University of California Los Angeles CA 90095-1473 - Miniatures of UCLA Library -	__
The UCLA Armenian Graduate Student Association
35th Anniversary Conference of the Society for Armenian Studies . UCLA Campus, March 26-28 Pages in French : Etudes arméniennes - USA 2009 - La nouvelle génération d’arménologues se réunit en colloque Los Angeles, UCLA, 22.02.08 par Vartan Dudukjian (The Armenian Reporter, 23.02.08) - Children of Armenia : un éclairage sur la politique et la diaspora américaines concernant le génocide, par Richard G. Hovannisian PROFESSOR RICHARD HOVANNISIAN ACROSS THREE CONTINENTS - Oct 2008 Richard Hovannisian as Distinguished Professor at Florida Atlantic and Clark Universities MA - March-April 2008 Musa Dagh, Kessab, Dort-Yol Conference February 29- March 1, 2008 The Society for Armenian Studies (SAS) held its annual meeting in the Palais des Congrès in Montreal in conjunction with the Middle East Studies Association (MESA) November 17-21, 2007. Professor Richard Hovannisian (UCLA) in Buenos Aires (Argentina) November 20-25 2007 - Hommage à Hrant Dink à l’Université de Californie 25 février 2007 Three Turkish Voices - UCLA Forum , November 6 2005 - Minutes and Photos of the Conference Professor Richard Hovannisian with Teachers and with Deniers in Houston July 25-26 2005 Armenian Jerusalem And Armenians in the Holy Land, November 6-7, 2004, UCLA : . Programme . Photos . A Highly Successful Conference Armenian Communities of Iran from ancient to modern times May 14-16 2004 At UCLA - Summary Of The Conference With Pictures Two Thousands Attend New Julfa Conference November 14 - 16, 2003 at UCLA

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