Tuesday, March 26, 2024

Arzni

Assyrian village Arzni, Armenia.

This short videoclip is from the Assyrian village Arzni in Armenia. 12th and 16th of October 2021.

The Assyrian Dr. Louiza Ivanova.

This is an interview with the intelligent, beautiful, and well-educated young Assyrian Lady, Dr. Louiza Ivanova. Dr. Ivanova has newly finished her medicine studies at the university and is currently accomplishing her internship at a hospital in Yervan. The interview was conducted at their beautiful home in the Assyrian village Arzni in Armenia. October 16th, 2021.

Assyrian dances in the village of Arzni.

The Assyrian dance group in the Arzni village is performing different and beautiful Assyrian dances. God bless these flowers of Assyrian. October 10, 2021

Greetings from the Assyrian village Arzni in Armenia.

ܫܠܵܡܹ̈ܐ ܡ݂ܢ ܡܵܬܵܐ ܐܵܬ݂ܘܿܪܵܝܬܵܐ ܐܵܪܙܢܝ ܓܵܘ ܐܵܬ݂ܪܵܐ ܕܐܵܪܡܹܢܝܵܐ

Interview with Mr. Aray Isahakov.

This interview with Mr. Aray Isahakov is about his late father’s artist work. His father, Ashot Isahakov was a famous painting artist, and his paintings have been exhibited in many cities like Moscow, Los Angeles, and Yerevan etc. March 28, 2020.

Interview with Miss Susanna Aleksanova from Armenia.

Interview with Miss Susanna Aleksanova from Armenia about the economic situation of the Assyrian students of Armenia.

Saghbarta d’atouraye d’Chicago go Armenia. Part-5.

Atouraye men prishe-prishe atravate d'tivil kpishena go mdita d'Erevan b'Atra d'Armenia qa 100 shene d'genocide-qtalamma.

Saghbarta d’atouraye d’Chicago go Armenia. Part – 4.

Atouraye men prishe-prishe atravate d'tivil kpishena go mdita d'Erevan b'Atra d'Armenia qa 100 shene d'genocide-qtalamma.

Qayomta d’atouraye go Arzni, Armenia.

Atouraye d'kpisheva go atra d'Armenia qa  zoyakha d'100 shene d'qtalamma soghberun go mata d'Arzni, u mokeplun risha l'iqara d'atouraye d'shoorekeva go plasha triyana tivilaya.

Khlula go mata d’Arzni, Armenia.

Khuban u ieqaran qa kole Atouraye mukhebe d'Armenia.
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