Origins of the Armenian Genocide trace back to the early 1900s
GERRY CHIDIAC: The deep-rooted history behind the Artsakh-Karabakh conflict and the Armenian Genocide
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GERRY CHIDIAC: The deep-rooted history behind the Artsakh-Karabakh conflict and the Armenian Genocide
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PAT MURPHY: England’s most famous medieval king was, like his parents, more French than English
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PAT MURPHY: Born in Quebec, Bat Masterson set out to find adventure on America’s frontier – and he found plenty
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PAT MURPHY: Boudica’s moment of fame came as the leader of a revolt against the Romans in the years 60-61 when she was queen of the Iceni
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PAT MURPHY: Jimmy Carter’s nobility of purpose came across as preachy self-righteousness, which isn’t a great way to manage the compromises
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