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HU Repository serves as an academic and research repository, offering a rich assortment of Haigazian Armenological Review research outputs along with publications from the Armenian Diaspora Research Center (ADRC) and Haigazian University Press (HU Press). Additionally, it hosts a repository of MA and MBA theses.

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Միջդաւանական համագործակցութիւնը Քեսապում Հայոց ցեղասպանութեան տարիներին
(2023) Վահրամ Հովեան
In spite of some confessional differences, the consciousness of belonging to the same nation and religion the Armenian nation and Christianity Christianity has always predominated among Apostolic, Catholic and Evangelical Armenians. This fact has been a serious reason for close cooperation between Armenian Apostolic, Catholic and Evangelical churches in various spheres, due to the commonality of problems as well. The article aims to show through the example of the small district of Kesab the interconfessional cooperation in the Armenian reality during the most complicated period of the Armenian Genocide. The historical facts of the time include the massacres in Cilicia in 1909, World War I (1914-1918) and the following years. The author outlines the cooperation between the Armenian Apostolic, Catholic and Evangelical churches of the time in three areas: a) prevention of disaster, b) struggle to minimize the harm during disaster and c) recovery efforts.
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Արցախեան հասարակութիւնը ճգնաժամի պայմաններում (փախստականների եւ տեղահանուած անձանց խոցելի խմբերի օրինակով)
(2023) Էլինա Մխիթարեան
The article is a firsthand report on the current humanitarian crisis in Artsakh, which has been under an illegal blockade by the Azeri state for over 240 days, since December 2022. The author analyses the impact of the four most destructive catastrophes of humankind, namely war, revolution, famine and epidemic, on the native population of Artsakh and concludes that Azeri state policy is not intended to provide safe and secure conditions for the population of Artsakh, which is a requisite of human rights and minority rights. On the contrary, in a blatant violation of the tripartite declaration of November 9, 2020, Azerbaijan intends to carry out ethnic cleansing in the self-proclaimed Republic of Artsakh, a repetition of the old Young Turk anti-Armenian policy of resolving the Armenian Cause: "No Armenians, no cause."
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Անտիպ տեղեկագիր Տենէք-Մատէնի (Քեսկինի) մասին (1900թ.)
(2023) Միհրան Ա. Մինասեան
The report is one of the very few documents existing on the Armenian-populated town of Denek Maden (Kesgin). It was written by the town teacher, Agheksanter Keyedjian, in 1900 and submitted to the ethnographic magazine of Constantinople, Puragen, but was not published. The town was located in the province of Kershehir in the Anguria (Ankara) district and was the center of its namesake sub-province, Denek Maden. The author starts with general notes on Denek Maden and then details the lives of the local Turks and Greeks, their financial conditions and value system. The author situates the Armenians of the town in this context and notes that there have been three major and separate waves of Armenian immigrations: those who came from Gurin, those who came from Caesarea, and those who came from Yozgat. Then the author describes the character and profile of each of these immigrant groups. their financial and educational conditions, their businesses, careers, crafts, trades, cuisine, etc. The report bears further importance due to the fact that very little has been written about Denek Maden and is mostly scattered over different papers and in a number of memoires.