#armenan

[quotesfromall]

By exploring the multiplicity of identities in Iran and the Caucasus at the turn of the twentieth century, and how or why they are created, we gain insight into the historical development of the Armenian community and its self-perception; we also see the development of the Iranian nation,

Houri Berberian, Traversing Boundaries and Selves

[anatoliandiaspora-blog]

Anatolian diasporas, unite!

All Anatolian diasporas who were forced to leave Anatolia have lots of things in common: music, cuisines, languages, traditions, dances, literature, morals, sports, faith, ancestors, homeland and many more... Displaced Alevis, Armenians, Assyrians, Greeks, Jews, Kurds, Turks, Yazidis and Zazas, as well as refugees and personae non gratae, have one more thing in common: they were victims of the same tyrannical mentality that forced them to leave their homeland. 

Anatolian Diaspora Association (ADA) will bring all peoples of Anatolia who were forced to leave Anatolia, together. ADA will also fight the mindset that caused crimes against humanity such as genocides, massacres, pogroms, and their denial.

Help us help Anatolian diasporas! Help us raise awareness! Help us find the common ground! Write a blog and we will reblog! Tell us about your way of reconciliation! Write about how to make more people in Turkey recognize the crimes against humanity in Anatolia! Share your ideas regarding how to raise awareness more efficiently!  Spread the word! Tweet about #AnatolianDiaspora! Share our posts! Become a volunteer! Send us your feedback!

Let's make peace! Come join us!