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HISTORIC ARMENIAN CITIES AND PROVINCES – KARS AND ANI

The ninth in a series of international conferences on historic Armenian cities and provinces will be hosted by UCLA on Saturday and Sunday, November 10-11, 2001. Kars and Ani will be featured, with the participation of scholars from Argentina, Armenia, Cyprus, France, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The Saturday Sessions are devoted to the medieval capital cities of Kars and Ani from their founding to the nineteenth century. The Sunday sessions concentrate on the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, with the Sunday morning session only being conducted in the Armenian language.

Program

Saturday,
November 10, 2001


9:30 A.M.-1:00 P.M.

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1

Introduction:
Armenian Kars and Ani

Richard
Hovannisian
 UCLA
2 Shirak and Vanand: A
Historical Overview
Robert H. Hewsen California State
University, Fresno
3 Emergence of the
Bagratuni Kingdom of Kars and Ani
Tim Greenwood Oxford
University
4 The Church of the Holy
Apostles at Kars and the Relief of Judas
James R. Russell Harvard University
5 The Medieval
Chroniclers of Ani
Robert W. Thomson Oxford University
6 The Architect Trdat:
From the Great Church at Ani to the Great Church in Constantinople
Christina Maranci University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
7 Vardan Anetsi and His
Poem on the Divine Chariot
Theo Maarten van Lint Leiden University

Saturday,
November 10, 2001 2:00-6:00 P.M.

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1

The
Church of the Holy Savior in Ani

Diane Favro, Philip
Stinson, Justina Bandol
UCLA
 
      
2 Ani after Ani Claude Moutafian Université de Paris-Nord
3 Trade, Administration,
and Cities around Kars and Ani, 14th-16th Centuries
Thomas A. Sinclair University of Cyprus
4 Kars in the
Russo-Turkish Wars of the 19th Century
Christopher J. Walker London
5 Kars in the Armenian
Liberation Movement
Rubina Peroomian UCLA
6 Armenians and Molokans:
Karakala, 1889-1920
Joyce Keosababian
Bivin
Jerusalem

Sunday,
November 11, 2001


10:30 A.M.-12:30 P.M.

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1

The
Kingdom of Vanand (Kars) within the Bagratuni State Structure

Rafayel
Matevossyan
Institute
of History, Yerevan
2 The
Architectural Heritage of Ani
Sarkis
Balmanoukian
Los
Angeles
3 The Kars
Oblast, 1874-1914
Ashot
Melkonian
Institute
of History, Yerevan
4 Architectural
Expeditions to Ani since 1892
Raymond H.
Kevorkian
Centre
d’Histoire Arménienne Contemporaine, Université Paris III, Sorbonne nouvelle

Sunday,
November 11, 2001


1:30-5:30 P.M.

. Presentation: Presenter: Establishment:
1

G.
I. Gurdjieff and the Armenian Quest in Kars and Ani

David S. Calonne Wayne State University
2 Kars 1914-1921 Richard Hovannisian UCLA
3 Kars, Ardahan and
Soviet Irredentism, 1945-1946
Robert Krikorian Harvard University
4 Charents: Mourning the
Loss of Kars
Vartan Matiossian Universidad del
Salvador, Buenos Aires, and Hovnanian School, New Jersey
5 Ani and Kars in Post-Charents
Soviet Armenian Poetry
Anahid Keshishian UCLA
6 The Armenian Dialect
of Kars
Bert Vaux Harvard University
  Photographic Exhibit Richard and Anne
Elizabeth Elbrecht
Davis, California

The conference is open to the public without charge. Dickson
Auditorium is in UCLA’s north campus near Sunset Boulevard. Parking will be in structure no. 3 on Hilgard Avenue at Sunset. A map of the UCLA campus may be accessed on the UCLA web site at www.UCLA.edu/map/ The UCLA Armenian Studies
web site
is www.UCLAArmenian.org

To request a conference program by e-mail or
mail,
telephone 310-825-3375 (a.m. hours) or e-mail
Hovannis@history.ucla.edu Persons requiring hotel accommodations may take advantage of a
special
conference rate at the Holiday Inn Brentwood/Bel-Air near the UCLA
campus.
Telephone 310-476-6411. Refer to the Armenian Studies Conference.

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