The Fall and Rise of Myths in Post-War Armenia - EVN Report

Several popular myths that had become deeply entrenched in Armenian society began collapsing after the war. Today, new myths are being constructed. Will Armenians risk fooling themselves into disingenuous politics and disastrous policy based on a set of new myths?

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Black Garden: Armenia and Azerbaijan through Peace and War: Waal, Thomas de: 9780814760321: : Books

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Bedrosyan: Searching for Lost Armenian Churches and Schools in Turkey

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Study: Rise in Nationalism Seen in Armenia, Azerbaijan – USC Institute of Armenian Studies

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The War That Stopped But Did Not End - EVN Report

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