EVENTS: Introduction to Armenian history, culture, identity & dispersion (setasarmenian.blogspot.com)‏

Introduction to Armenian history, culture, identity & dispersion‏

OTHER FORTHCOMING EVENTS IN HAYASHEN (See attached details)

Sunday 22 February, 2009, Prof. Theo Maarton Van Lint (Oxford University)
³Armenian language/literature²

Sunday 1 March, 2009, Gregory Neil Topalian (Gomidas Institute)
"The place of the Armenian Holocaust within the terminology of 'genocide' as
defined by Raphael Lemkin"

Sunday 8 March, 2009, Dr. Vrej Nersessian (British Library)
"The origins of the Armenian Church and its place in the family of
Christian Churches."

Sunday 15 March, 2009, Dr. Vrej Nersessian (British Library)
³Drama during Holy week & Art and Theology²

Sunday 22 March, 2009, Joan George (Author)
"The History of Armenians in Manchester & London)
& Dalilia Heath (Aghtamar Dance Group)
"Workshop of traditional and modern Armenian dances"


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KULTUR:

Lehrbibliotheken

In den Lehrerbibliotheken erhalten Lehrende an Schulen und Universitäten Informationen über neue Daf-Lehrmaterialien und können diese für kurze Zeit ausleihen.

Wissenschaftlich-Universale Bibliothek Kutaissi "Ilia Tschawtschawadse"
Informationszentrum für Deutsch, Ninoshwili Str. 2a, 384 000 Kutaissi, Georgien, Tel: +995 231 453 88, Leiter der Bibliothek: Herr Merab Gwasawa, Betreuerin des Informationszentrum Deutsch: Frau Nana Uschweridse, Lehrmittelberater: Herr Ramas Swanidse, Einrichtungsjahr: 2005 Zuständig: Goethe-Institut Tbilissi

Akaki Tsereteli
Staatliche Republiksbibliothek Ajara, Wascha-Pschawela Str. 21, 6000 Batumi, Georgien, Tel:+ 995 88222 735 74, Direktor der Stadtbibliothek: Herr Genadi Macharadse, Lehrmittelberaterin: Frau Teona Beridse, Einrichtungsjahr: 2005 Zuständig: Goethe-Institut Tbilissi

Biberacher Ecke – Zentrum für deutsche Sprache und Kultur
Georgische Universitätsstr. 2 / Gebäude III, 2200 Telawi, Georgien, Tel: +995 250 / 7 50 46 biberacher_ecke@yahoo.de, Betreuerinnnen der Biberacher Ecke: Frau Anna Imerlischwili, Frau Manana Inaschwili, Lehrmittelberaterin: Frau Tamar Lomaschwili, Einrichtungsjahr: 2005, Zuständig: Goethe-Institut Tbilissi

Zentrale Stadtbibliothek
Charschuri Dsneladse Str. 10, 5700 Chaschuri, Georgien, Tel: + 995 268 / 4 53 17, Khasushuri_li@mail.ge, Direktorin der Stadtbibliothek: Frau Diana Gelaschwili, Lehrmittelberater: Herr Michael Gorgadse, Einrichtungsjahr: 2005, Zuständig: Goethe-Institut Tbilissi

Stadtbibliothek Achalziche
Gasse der Königin, Tamar 11, 0800 Achalziche, Georgien, Tel.: + 995 265 / 2 14 53, akh_library@posta.ge , Direktorin der Stadtbibliothek: Frau Saira Kelaptrischwili, Lehrmittelberaterin: Frau Marechi Dwalischwili, Einrichtungsjahr: 2005, Zuständig: Goethe-Institut Tbilissi

Zentrale Bibliothek Osurgeti
26.-Mai-Str. 9, Osurgeti Georgien, Tel: +995 296 / 7 59 67, isoldagorgadse@rambler.ru-->Direktorin der Stadtbibliothek: Frau Lia Bakanidze, Lehrmittelberaterin: Frau Tamar Burtschuladse, Einrichtungsjahr: 2005 ,Zuständig: Goethe-Institut Tbilissi

Georgisch-Deutsches Haus
Rustaweli Str. 89, 2100 Sugdidi, Georgien, Tel: +995 215 / 5 10 12, isoldagorgadse@rambler.ru, Leiterin des Georgisch-Deutschen Hauses: Frau Isolda Gorgadse, Lehrmittelberaterin: Frau Isolda Gorgadse, Einrichtungsjahr: 2005, Zuständig: Goethe-Institut Tbilissi

SCIENCE:

The History Of German Spät-Aussiedler

On the website from the Goethe Institute in Tbilisi I found this project. It looks very interesting. It is a history research project about the germans in the former Soviet Union and the time before ...

Events of great historical importance to the German-Russian peoples have taken place in recent years, including the collapse of the former Soviet Union and the massive emigration of ethnic Germans (the so-called "Spät-Aussiedler") to Germany. These events, plus the opening of previously closed Soviet archives, have triggered an upsurge of interest in the history and culture of the German-Russian peoples.
This section of the Odessa library is devoted to in-depth analyses and explorations of some of these issues. The intent is to present articles of a more scholarly nature. Materials submitted for posting should meet standard academic requirements and conventions for proper documentation.

Roland M. Wagner, Editor

J. Otto Pohl...

* The Deportation and Destruction of the German Minority in the USSR

Roland M. Wagner...

* German Farming Achievements in the Black Sea Region, Population and Economy, 1825 by Hans Rempel

* Translator's Preface: Some Reflections on Hans Rempel's German Farming Achievements in the Black Sea Region, Population and Economy, 1825

* Some Reflections on the Ostforschung and its Critics: Implications for Assessing the Literature on the Germans from Russia

* A Discussion of Local Government in the German Colonies of the Black Sea Region

Back to Odessa

Rare Books Rot In The Grigol Tsereteli Science Library

Photos & Article May 3, 2007 by Karen Shimizu

At Tbilisi State University, Georgia. This is related to an article posted here.

The Smell of Decaying Literature
TSU librarians’ search for funding battles the clock as 67,000 rare and foreign books sit rotting in the library basement

When Mzia Razmadze was appointed Acting Director of the Grigol Tsereteli Scientific Library at Tbilisi State University, she discovered that the first two floors of the library were occupied by a robust forest of paper-eating fungus. In and of itself, this might not be such a tragedy, however the fungus happened to be feasting upon TSU’s 67,000-volume collection of rare and foreign books. As the library’s Acting Director, Razmadze has inherited a number of problems that are symptomatic of the higher education system overall – ailing infrastructure, chronic under-funding, obsolete methodologies—as well as problems that might be more in-line with those of a museum curator such as the restoration and preservation of objects of cultural and historical value. “We have a unique collection from the 15th and 16th centuries,” Razmadze says. “There are no other collections like this, either in Georgia or in other libraries.” more >>>

ARMENIA BLOG has published last time two good things:

First: VIDEO: Time Magazine Armenian Genocide Documentary
Second: Really Old Pictures of Armenians

Group photo of the Sisters in Christ Church Ladies Guild, ca. 1910.

Pictures from the Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection