Sunday, March 26, 2006
Armenian priest blogging testimonies, from Rwanda
Onnik posted about it
-- Systematic documentation of the Armenian Genocide didn’t take place until five or six decades after the event – when many of the survivors were getting old and, unfortunately, many were no longer there to witness to the events. What would have happened if a Don Miller were documenting Armenian voices in 1927? Can you imagine if there were hundreds of thousands of voices attesting to the atrocities? So the work of documentation today in Rwanda has to be on equal par with all the other programs that are in place. --
Father Vazken’s blog is online at http://dervaz.blogspot.com/ ¶ Sunday, March 26, 2006
-- Systematic documentation of the Armenian Genocide didn’t take place until five or six decades after the event – when many of the survivors were getting old and, unfortunately, many were no longer there to witness to the events. What would have happened if a Don Miller were documenting Armenian voices in 1927? Can you imagine if there were hundreds of thousands of voices attesting to the atrocities? So the work of documentation today in Rwanda has to be on equal par with all the other programs that are in place. --
Father Vazken’s blog is online at http://dervaz.blogspot.com/ ¶ Sunday, March 26, 2006
