The Artsakh Diocese was reopened and restarted its spiritual activities in 1989 and in the period of the Artsakh war the representatives of the clergy of the Artsakh Diocese were with the Armenian...
In the first decade of the Soviet power the Artsakh diocese appeared in the hardest conditions and was forcibly closed.
The Soviet-Turkish illegal treaty concluded in Moscow (March 16, 1921) at the expense of territory of Armenia was ratified by another illegal treaty concluded in Kars (13 October 1921).
The events which preceded the conclusion of the Soviet-Turkish illegal Treaty on 16th of March, 1921, in Moscow, had been determined by the actions taken by the signing sides which were directed to its also...
Internal political situation in Armenia became very complex due to the sharply exacerbated external political pressure.
The Armenian freedom-loving and unbending will which is rooted in millennia found its vivid expression in the liberating struggle of Artsakh.
On March 16, 1921, at the expense of considerable Armenian territories, was concluded the illegitimate and rapacious Soviet-Turkish Moscow Treaty, which has no historic and legal grounds.
Political situation before the Soviet-Turkish Conference in Moscow (1921) testified its anti-Armenian character.
From the first days of the February rebellion (18 February 1921) the Committee of the Motherland's Salvation undertook organizational steps to bring the life into its natural course, but the forces were unequal...
The Zangezur forces' victory (February 16, 1921) in Vayots Dzor was an important signal and answer of rebel movement to the increasing violences undertaken by the Soviet Power in Soviet Armenia.