A Three-Day Program in Washington to Commemorate the Armenian Genocide
A three-day program in Washington (May 7-9) will aim at commemorating the Armenian Genocide. All Armenian-American churches, compatriotic and benevolent organizations, as well as political groups will be united in the event to speak with "one powerful voice" to the American nation and the world, mirrorspectator.com reports.
Dr. Noubar Afeyan, chairman of the National Genocide Commemoration Committee, commenting on the event particularly mentioned:
"We aspire to present important themes for this centennial observation. For all Armenians, there is this apprehension and inadequacy that we haven’t done enough to be worthy of the people who died a hundred years ago. There is also the idea of blending of the commemoration and bringing attention to what the survivors have accomplished. We need to express our gratitude and deep appreciation to the institutions and people who have contributed so valiantly to our survival and well-being. Many forces stepped in and supported us, especially in the United States."
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