Armenianhouse.org Website Review

armenianhouse.org is an electronic library featuring a huge collection of docu*ents on armenian literature, history, religion and of the library. the book explores the turkish participation in the karabakh war as the main ally of azerbaijan. a summary in english collection of docu*ents and eye-witness accounts from 1915 about the genocide of armenians and as*yrians in the ottoman empire. folk-epic with clas*ical illustrations by hakob kojoyan is added. october 21, 2005: armenianhouse.org is back! armenian electronic library is back online with even more free content. but why was it offline on the first place? first our web site became the target of a ddos (distributed denial of service) attack along with number of other armenian web sites, and then we were busy looking for a better protected web hosting provider while also struggling with number of technical and organizational issues. so what's new? report on the american red cross relief expedition of 1896. september 20, 2005: the book about vahan teryan sponsored by armenianhouse.org now published. the book how can i sing the memory of yours.. by rafik ghazaryan is published however due to limited number of copies it will be distributed among the libraries and literary institutions of armenia and probably will not be for sale.. june 10, 2005: armenianhouse.org awarded with 1st category award in the mashtots 1600 contest. this came as a total surprise to us: armenianhouse.org was awarded by the 1st category prize in the el. mayreni nomination set by the possible to distribute this money among two dozen people who had contributed to our project during the last four years we decided to give all the money for something useful. thus we sent them to the national library of armenia for publishing a book devoted to 120 year jubilee of vahan teryan. the book by rafik ghazaryan named how can i sing the memory of yours.. (in armenian) contains the chronology of the poet's life, bibliography of works about him, also quotes about teryan by his contemporaries.