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Headlines for December 14, 2005

NK FOREIGN MINISTRY: THERE WILL BE NO RETURN TO PAST
By Tatoul Hakobian
As opposed to the former Armenian authorities that tried to "hide" behind Nagorno Karabakh in the post-ceasefire talks, trying to convince the world community that the conflict is between Azerbaijan ...
KOCHARIAN TO MEET PUTIN IN SOCHI
By Tatoul Hakobian
The fact that Armenia - Russia's strategic partner in the South Caucasus - is deepening relations with Euro-Atlantic organizations is not welcomed in Moscow. A Kremlin official asked by daily Azg ...
HALF A KILOGRAM OF COMPLAINT TO US AMBASSADOR JOHN EVANS
By Karine Danielian
Ruben Torosian sent US ambassador John Evans a folder with the copies of 93 court decisions weighing 0.5 kg. A letter attached to the folder reads: "The court did not discuss any of such complaints ...

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1802 Birth of Hakob Manvelyan (educator) in Caesaria (Western Armenia). He died in 1870.
1825 Decembrist rebellion in St. Petersburg (Russia).
1825 Birth of Stepan Voskanyan (public figure) in Smyrna. He died in 1901.
1846 The Transcaucasian administrative districts are altered to create the provinces of Tbilissi, Kutais, Shamakhoo, and Derbend.
1861 Founding of the Eastern Theatre in Constantinople. M. Nalbandian delivers one of the inaugural speeches.
1913 Germany sends its military delegation to Turkey, headed by General Liman von Sanders.
1919 The Bolsheviks in OOzoonlar meet the peasants of Loree's "Neutral Zone" and declare their intent to be rid of landowners. They substitute land administration committees.
1922 Birth of Gohar Gasparyan (singer) in Cairo (Egypt).
1929 Death of Mesrop Nooparyan (linguist, translator) in Marseilles (France). He was born in 1842 in Smyrna.

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