ADIC - VI - History

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Ch.VI Pages mostly in French on the Armenian History but with www.links and gravures . . . . www .

- Historical and Cultural Relations Between Great-Britain And The Armenians (in armenian)
- History of the Arab Countries under Ottoman Domination 1516-1918 (in Armenian) - Contents in English
- Pr Nikolay Hovhannisyan, Erévan 2004, Institut des Etudes orientales Contents in English
- "Armenia" (Boston, Mass. USA) : The Arabs, July 1906 - The Armenians and the Arabs May 1905
- Pr Avedis K. Sanjian (UCLA) : The Armenians in Bilad al-Sham (Historical Syria) - The Armenians And The Holy Places in Jerusalem -
- Testimonies of Scottish scientist James Bruce (1730-1794) on the Armenians of Ethiopia
- Sarmad, a mystic Armenian poet and sufi beheaded in 1661 (India) . Twenty Quatrains (Rubaiyats) of Sarmad
- The Five Meliks of Karabagh by RAFFI (and published in Armenian in Vienna, 1906) : An important historical text translated into English by Amy APCAR and published in Calcutta in 1918.
- James Bruce in Ethiopia - The Scottish Church for Armenians in Ethiopia
- A History of Armenian Astronomy, B. Y. Toumanian - Yerevan 1964
- A Short Biography of Armenian Diplomat Mir-David Khan
- THE ARMENIAN REBELLION OF THE 1720S
AND THE THREAT OF GENOCIDAL REPRISAL
- Leonardo da Vinci in Armenia : London1919 - Boston1971
- History of Armenia : from B. C. 2247 to the year of Christ 1780, or 1229 of the Armenian era ; in two volumes / by father Michael Chamich. Transl. from the original Armenian by Johannes Avdall, Calcutta : Bishop's College Press, Townsend, 1827 - LXI, 414 pages - XIV, 565 pages

Armenian Traces
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Colonial America

English Summaries of Armenian Pages on the History of the Armenians in America (Planned)

New ADIC Website Pages & Global Armenian News - II Armenology - III ADIC Researches for France - IV Armenian Life in the Diaspora - V Armenian Culture - VI History - VII Armenia(s) - VIII Trans.Caucasia, neighbouring peoples and countries - IX Genocide of 1915 and Politico-mediatic Sequences - X Collective Unconscious, Memory(ies) and 1915 - XI Religion(s) and Theology(ies)