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TWO AZERIS CAPTURED IN AFGHANISTAN FEBRUARY 11. Two Azeris were captured by federal forces during the anti-terror operation in Afghanistan. According to Baku media, they have sent letters to their families through the International Committee of Red Cross. The two prisoners are being held at the U.S. military base in Guantanamo, Cuba. One of them is a Russian citizen and the other a resident of Baku. Both were recruited to the combat actions by Wahabbis.

AZERIS FIGHT ON BIN LADEN'S SIDE 11.02.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ In the course of the anti-terrorist operation in Afghanistan two Azeris were taken prisoner by the Federal Forces. "Huriet" newspaper being published in Baku reports that their letters to the fatherland were transferred by the International Committee of the Red Cross. As it was discovered, both prisoners are in Guantinamo US military base in Cuba. One of them is citizen of Russia, resident of Astrakhan, the other is resident of Baku, but he left home two years ago and his parents did not know anything about him. As it became known, both young men were got to take part in the hostilities in Afghanistan by vahhabits. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

ARARAT»-73 VETERANS - USSR ALL-STAR TEAM VETERANS MATCH TO TAKE PLACE IN YEREVAN 11.02.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ The match of the veterans of the USSR all-star team and «Ararat»-73 team will be the main event of the festival that will take place April 21 at the «Razdan» stadium and will be dedicated to 75-th anniversary of famous footballer and coach Nikita Simonian. The team will be coached by famous Nikita Simonian and his assistant, football fan, USSR Honored actor Armen Djigarkhanian. Before the festival beginning, match between Russian businessmen and Armenian businessmen will take place. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

MORE AND MORE CONGRESSMEN COME OUT FOR USA'S RECOGNITION OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE FEBRUARY 8. The number of congressmen who are for the USA's recognizing the Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915 is increasing. Another group of congressmen joint them today, ARMINFO learned from the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA). Hence, the number of congressmen coming out for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide totals 22. Besides, a Remembrance Day for the victims of the Armenian Genocide will be held in the Gold Room at the Capitol Hill April 17.

Tufenkians Sponsor School in Stepanakert STEPANAKERT (Noyan Tapan)—The Office of the Republic of Nagorno Artsax in the United States announced on Tuesday that Californians Ralph and Savey Tufenkian, together with the Armenian Educational Foundation, will sponsor a $20,000 state-of-the-art Computer Science Class Project in Stepanakert, the capital of Nagorno Artsax. The Computer Science Class Project includes 694 students in grades one though ten divided into 33 groups. The academic curriculum will include classes on logic, hardware structure, operational programming, MS-DOS, MS Windows, MS Office applications and the Internet. The sponsors contributed funds to acquire the necessary equipment, and the school is now responsible for providing logistics and hiring teachers. "We are delighted by the news of this project. We need to do everything possible to provide Artsakh's youth with a modern education so that Artsakh can keep up with world progress and rely on its own intellectual potential. Ralph and Savey Tufenkian are visionaries, who know that the future is built today. We will do our best to make the project a success," said the school's principal Karen Andrian. "We deeply appreciate and enthusiastically welcome the Tufenkian family's outstanding new initiative," said Vardan Barseghian, Artsax's representative in the United States. "The Artsax Office was instrumental in helping shape and advance the project so we are particularly pleased that it will be launched in the near future." While visiting Artsax last autumn to take part in the ceremonial opening of the North-South "Backbone" Highway, the Tufenkians also visited the Stepanakert Richard Tufenkian School. The couple provided funds for the complete reconstruction and refurbishing of the school in 1999 and 2000. The Ministry of Urban Construction implemented the project and periodically reported to the sponsors as the work progressed. The Tufenkians returned to Artsax in August 2000 to inaugurate the new school. Acknowledging the couple's continued patriotic support, last September, Artsax's President Arkady Ghoukassian awarded the Vachagan Barepasht (Vachagan the Righteous) medal to Savey Tufenkian. One of Artsax's highest honors, the medal is conferred for achievements in culture, literature, humanities, art, health protection and charitable activity that benefit the country. "We encourage all our American friends to join Artsakh in its quest for stable peace, security and economic prosperity. Funding of humanitarian and development projects is critical to Artsakh's success," underscored Artsax Representative Barseghian.

TURKISH FOREIGN MINISTRY PREPARING MEASURES TO PREVENT RELEASE OF "ARARAT" CANADIAN FILM ABOUT ARMENIAN GENOCIDE 08.02.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Turkey is worried with the coming release of "Ararat" film, which is about the Armenian genocide." The article titled "Turkey against "Ararat" and printed on the first page of "Le Monde" French influential newspaper says this. "Mediamax" agency reports the newspaper writes that tension is growing because of the film of Canadian film director of Armenian origin Atom Egoyan. "Turkey refuses to recognize that Armenians became victims of the genocide. They call Egoyan's film the second "Midnight express," – "Le Monde" writes. (Alan Parker's film called "Midnight express" tells about the terrible life conditions of the prisoners in Turkish prisons. Even 20 years after many people still remember the film, which told negatively on the image of Turkey.) The first shots of "Ararat", where heads of Armenians stuck on rods are shown, has caused the sharpest criticism. "When it became known that Egoyan's film may be nominated for the Cannes international cinema festival, mobilization of public consciousness took place in Turkey. Turkish Foreign Minister has already prepared a project of international appearance directed against "Ararat" film" – "Le Monde" writes. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

ISSUE ON RECOGNITION OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE TO BE CONSIDERED BY PACE 09.02.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Armenian delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe intends to present the issue on the recognition of the fact of 1915 Armenian genocide for consideration at the PACE spring session. According to the head of Armenian delegation to the PACE Ovannes Ovannisian, 120 signatures have been already gathered and it is enough for putting the issue on the agenda of the forthcoming session of the Assembly that will take place in April. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

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Olympic team makes its bid for glory in the snow By Michael Harutiunian ArmeniaWeek reporter Seven Armenian competitors (three who live in Armenia) are among 3,000 men and women due to participate at the opening ceremony of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games today in Salt Lake City, USA. Arsen Harutiunian, a 33-year-old veteran taking part in his third Winter Olympics, will carry Armenia's national flag during the opening ceremony at Rice-Eccles Olympic Stadium. He and his six colleagues will represent Armenia in four of the 15 disciplines at the XVIII Winter Olympics - alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, bobsled and figure skating. A 25-strong Olympic delegation left Armenia in two parties on February 4 and 6 for the Games, which are due to last 16 days. Ishkhan Zakarian, President of the National Olympic Committee of Armenia, heads the delegation. Harutiunian from Tsakhkadzor and French-born Vanessa Rakedjian will represent Armenia in the alpine skiing competitions. Rakedjian, 25, will compete in the slalom and giant slalom disciplines. Harutiunian qualified only for the slalom. Harutiunian will start his bid for Olympic glory at the Deer Valley Resort on February 23. Rakedjian, who is determined to win a medal for Armenia, will be in action on February 20 in the Women's Slalom at Deer Valley Resort and on February 22 in the Giant Slalom at Park City Mountain Resort. Rakedjian is not the only Diasporan Armenian to represent the republic at the Olympics. The bobsled team has already earned widespread publicity in the United States for its achievements in qualifying for the Games. The team comprises Dan Janjigian, an Armenian-American from San Jose, California and Yorgo Alexandrou, a Greek-American. The pair, both 29, use a second-hand sled and train in the streets of San Jose by pushing it along on specially designed roller skates. Armenia's National Olympic Committee helped Janjigian to obtain dual citizenship and Alexandrou residence status to enable them to compete for the country at the Olympics. They will compete in the two-man bobsled competition on February 16 and 17 at Utah Olympic Park. The event consists of four runs timed to the nearest one-hundredth of a second, with bobsled speeds often approaching 90 miles per hour. The winner of the event is the sled with the lowest combined time after all four runs. Russian skater Julia Lebedeva, 23, is Armenia's entrant in the women's figure skating contest. Lebedeva, who skated for her native country until 1999, is currently ranked 111th (out of 195) in the International Skating Union standings. She finished 22nd in the 2002 European Figure Skating Championships in Lausanne, Switzerland last month. Lebedeva will perform on February 19 in the short program and on February 21 in the free program at Salt Lake Ice Center. The free program is the most important of the two stages, counting for two-thirds of the overall score. In all figure skating events, competitors receive two sets of scores from a panel of judges. The technical marks are based on the difficulty of the routine and the execution of required movements. The artistic quality is judged on the presentation of the routine. Two skiers from Gyumri - Aram Hajian and Margarit Nikolian - will represent Armenia in the cross-country event. There are five men's and women's categories in all, and the competition will take place over nine days at the Soldier's Hollow venue. Medals are awarded for different distances and in two different disciplines - classical and freestyle. Classical was the popular style until the early 1980s - skiers pushed or stepped with one ski, then the other, using their poles to help move forward. Freestyle, introduced in the 1980s and accepted as an Olympic event in 1988, allows the competitors to use their own style of skiing. The most popular is a technique similar to skating where skiers push off the inside edge of one ski and glide forward on the other. Armenia's skiers will compete in both classical and freestyle. Photos Courtesy of AIM & Armenian Ski Federation

Small Feat: Sculptor makes magic on micro-sized material http://www.armeniaweek.com/feb082002/photos/miniature_1.jpg By Gayane Abrahamian ArmeniaWeek reporter Eduard Ghazarian's art seems beyond imagination. It is also beyond view of the naked eye. The 79-year-old violin player is a master of micro-miniature sculpture. To view his work requires looking through a microscope to see such astonishing art as a caravan of camels in the eye of a needle or a tractor on a grain of rice or a written greeting on a single human hair. His work has amazed Armenian audiences in exhibitions at such places as the National Stone Gallery, where the pieces were displayed on pedestals equipped with microscopes. But Ghazarian has also drawn international attention, with gifts he made for Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and the First Lady of Egypt, Susan Mobarak (to whom he gave the caravan in a needle). By profession, Ghazarian is a musician and was a leader in the Yerevan State Philharmonic for many years. But he is also a physicist and biochemist, all of which, he says, help in his unusual art. He is also a violin maker, which is what led to micro-sculpting. "Once a conductor's wife asked me to make a violin for her four-year-old daughter," Ghazarian says. "I, of course, made it. And, surprisingly, the violin had a very good sound. It sounded the same as violins of normal size." After making the child-size violin, Ghazarian made one only 14 centimeters long and then one only seven centimeters long. The only person who can play the tiniest violin is its maker, who does so with one finger. As remarkable as it is to make a 14 or seven-centimeter functioning violin, such items are mammoth compared to what has followed. His worktable has become a glass microscope slide and his materials are grains of rice, needles and hair. "I made my first work on a grain of rice," Ghazarian recalls. "It was 1947. People had this constant fear of famine after World War II and were praising bread all the time because of this fear. "I decided to praise it in my own way. I made a steel tractor on the grain, which was 4 times smaller than the grain and wrote on the front of the red flag on it 'I wish there will always be limitless bread in our Armenia'. " The smallest tractor in the world caused a lot of enthusiasm and not only in the Soviet Union. The news made it to Germany in spite of Stalin's iron curtain. "I received a letter from the editor of some German newspaper stating that he didn't believe the Soviet information center and he had requested proof of it." Ghazarian sent the German a hair in return. "One day my mother was combing her long hair. One fell on her back," Ghazarian says. "I took that hair to throw it out. Suddenly I realized how I can use this hair. I found a microscope the same day and started to work." He carved the following sentence on 1cm of his mother's hair: "A brotherly greeting from the Armenian nation to the German nation." http://www.armeniaweek.com/feb082002/photos/miniature_2.jpg Later, Ghazarian wrote an 850-word Arabic text on a grain of rice as a present to the president of Afghanistan. And, because the microscope used a mirror to reflect images, everything in the text had to be written backwards. A message carved on a hair may be hard to believe, but not if you've seen another of Ghazarian's sculptures. On one hair he has carved a television set which, when moved shows 40 different models of cars that, when moved forward reveal a statue of Charlie Chaplin. "The idea of motion has an interesting story of origin," Ghazarian says. "I made the Opera Building with all its details, stairs and posters on the head of a pin. Once the director of the museum called to tell me that there were people going up the stairs. "I immediately took a car and went there. Indeed, there were small elements moving towards the Opera building. "In the Biology Institute I was told that the pin's head, which I made from a mammoth tooth, had some microbes. And those microbes were actively eating the Opera building. Thus, I had to make it again or return 10,000 rubles paid for the half eaten Opera building. It would be too expensive food for the microbes." Ghazarian has made about 600 works since that first grain of rice in 1947. "The most important thing is that my hands are not shaking in spite of the fact that I'll be 80 soon," Ghazarian says. "In general, I work in the moments between the beatings of my heart. Because, while my hands are not shaking, the pulse produces motions which can destroy all my work." About one-third of Ghazarian's work has been presented to notables such as Leonid Brezhnev, Nikita Khruschev and Catholicos Garegin II. "I presented a carving made on china to the Catholicos. The image of God with two angels is carved in the upper part of it and Gregory the Illuminator with King Trdat in its lower part. "The carving was charming. But neither the Catholicos, nor other people looking on it could understand how it was possible for God to move on the carving," Ghazarian says, smiling proudly. "My work is not only drawing. One has to make a lot of calculations, employ his knowledge of physics to do this work and biochemistry to select a substance to work with." At an exhibition in the United States in 1977, Ghazarian's work was hailed as "the eighth wonder of the world". http://www.armeniaweek.com/feb082002/photos/miniature_3.jpg It is in fact a wonder to consider the Statue of Liberty or the Kremlin or the Earth with two birds atop it on single grains of rice. But the wonders of Ghazarian's imagination aren't confined to a microscope. "Besides micro-miniatures I am busy with music today," he says. "I made an instrument of my dreams and named it 'Dvin'. It includes the whole quartet. "After I had tested it I decided to create the powerful instrument. I made it look like a Kalashnikov machine gun to protest war. The gun I made didn't cause death, it produced music." The musical machine gun has 40 instruments on it. All are only a few centimeters big, but each plays and Ghazarian makes music on his "Kalashnikov". Making music, then making tiny miracles in between the beats of his 80-year old heart. Photos by Vahram Mkhitarian & Courtesy of Eduard Ghazarian [ February 08, 2002: Message edited by: PandukhT ]

ARMENIAN HERITAGE MUSEUM PLANNED TO OPEN IN FRESNO A group planning a $6 million Armenian museum in downtown Fresno has $200,000 in state funds to get the project rolling. "The Armenian Heritage Museum will tell the story of where we came from, where we are now and how we can continue our involvement toward the betterment of our society," said Varoujan Der Simonian, executive director of the Armenian Technology Group, which plans to build the museum near Ventura Avenue and M Street. Assembly Member Mike Briggs, R-Clovis, presented a ceremonial check to the group Friday afternoon. Briggs said he is pleased that a portion of the state allotment for the arts will be spent on such a project in Fresno, rather than going to Los Angeles or the Bay Area. "The Central Valley gets passed over for this money year after year." The museum will feature exhibits detailing the history of Americans of Armenian descent and also provide a forum for the visual arts, performing arts, dancing and other activities, Der Simonian said. It will also be used for seminars, lectures and programs of other cultures. "It will be an educational center for our youth," Der Simonian said. By Matthew Kreamer, The Fresno Bee © Copyright AZG

TURKISH FOREIGN MINISTRY PREPARED INTERNATIONAL SPEECHES AGAINST ‘ARARAT’ Turkey is mad about the upcoming release of the film ‘Ararat’, which tells about the 1915 Armenian Genocide, the French Le Monde newspaper writes in the article ‘Turkey is against ‘Ararat’. The French newspaper says the movie dedicated to the Armenian Genocide shot by the Canadian-Armenian film director Atom Eghoyan, and where French-Armenian famous singer Charles Aznavour is starring, caused big tension in Turkey. ‘Turkey refuses to recognize that genocide was carried out against Armenians, and calls the new film the second ‘Midnight express’,- writes Le Monde. Particularly the first moments of the film, which shows heads of Armenians impaled along a long road, caused severe criticism in Turkey. ‘When it was informed that the film is going to be represented in the International Film Festival of Cannes a general mobilization of public opinion took place in Turkey, and the country’s foreign minister started to prepare a plan of speeches to be read in international instances’,-writes the French newspaper. © Copyright AZG

EXHIBITION OF HISTORICAL PHOTOS CONFIRMING ARMENIAN GENOCIDE IN 1915 OPENED IN FRANKFURT 08.02.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Today an exhibition opened in St. Catharine church of German Frankfurt city, where historical photographs confirming the fact of the Armenian Genocide of 1915 will be exposed. Director of the Museum-Institute of the Armenian Genocide Lavrentiy Barseghian has left for Germany to participate in the exhibition, which will last till March 1. It is planned that member of "Union against genocide" Turkish intelligentsia organization Densh Gyundyuz will open the ceremony, thus paying homage to the memory of the genocide victims. "Armnifo" agency reports that the ceremony organizers are the Armenian Evangelical Church and organization of the Turkish intelligentsia of Germany "Union against genocide." The central goal of holding the exhibition is attraction of the German Government's attention to the fact of the Armenian Genocide, as well as to present the young generation the most frightful crime against humanity – the genocide. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"