Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day: Commemorate The Victims
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Where is Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day celebrated?
Armenia and the Republic of Artsakh celebrate April 24 as Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. A peaceful march is held by local Armenians. Diasporans follow a mourning procession remembering the heinous acts.
Who is Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day celebrated by?
The local Armenians observe this day in recognition of the massacre and deportation of Armenians in the Ottoman. Massive exposure to epidemics and starvation in concentration camps led 1.5 million Armenians to lose their lives by the end of 1923.
When did Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day first start?
This event is marked as a symbol of a universal grieving day in the memories of Armenians. Initially, it started in Turkey itself in 1919.
Who started Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day?
Since the 1920s, April 24 has been the day Armenians commemorate the martyrs of one of the most grieving pages added in 1915.
History And Timeline
After getting familiar with that historical trauma, let’s read about some facts and events related to this criminal acts day.
First Armenian Commemoration
A group of Armenian Genocide survivors organized the first commemoration at the local St. Trinity Armenian church in Istanbul.
1919Joint Resolution Passed
The US House of Representatives initiated a Joint Resolution affirmed by 148 members as National Day of Remembrance of Man's Inhumanity to Man but didn't get to amendment due to some political reasons and alliances with Turkey.
1975Adoption of Soviet Armenia
On April 24, officially, Soviet Armenia was affirmed as a public day of commemoration.
1988Armenian Documentary
The World Council of Churches addressed the importance of public recognition of the event. To support this cause, they published Armenia: the Continuing Tragedy. This document paved the way for the plight of the Armenian people.
1984National Law 26199
Joining the notion Argentina on April 24, 2007, ratified National Law 26199, naming it Day of Action for Tolerance and Respect among Peoples, as a ritual Armenian Argentines on that are excused from work. April 24, 2020 04/24/2020 04/24/2021 04/24/2022 04/24/2023 04/24/2024
2007Traditions And Customs
This day should be reserved for empathizing with the Armenians in your locality. Pay your visit to them and share a peaceful prayer service.
On April 23, 2011, presidential decree stationed a state commission to coordinate the events dedicated to the 100th day of commemoration of the Armenian genocides.
On July 5, 2013, the Ministry of Diaspora organized the anniversary of the genocide during a forum of Armenian lawyers in Yerevan.
Ways To Observe Or Celebrate
On this day, visit a nearby Armenian church to pray for victims and give your share of presence to illuminate the eternal fire. If you have some relevant knowledge related to the Armenians, use this day to share it with family and friends.
Show your interest and search on the internet how it commenced and how this atrocious spell concluded.
Facts And Stats
- In 2015, The House of Commons of Canada ratified Motion M-587. Brad Butt suggested the motion, honoring April as Genocide Recognition, Condemnation, and Prevention Month.
- In 2019, French president Emmanuel Macron initiated the first national commemoration of the genocide by designating April 24 as the National Day Of Remembrance of the Armenian genocide.
- US President Joe Biden addressed the genocide on April 24, 2021.
When was the Armenian Genocide Memorial?
Every year on April 24, thousands of people conduct prayer services for victims of the genocide.
What is the Armenian genocide flower?
Forget-me-not flower is the official logo for the genocide centenary.
What is the significance of Armenian genocide remembrance day?
It is held yearly to commemorate the 1915 victims of the Armenian genocide.
Why do people follow Armenian genocide remembrance day?
This day is observed to remember the holocaust in 1915 by the Ottoman empire.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Friday, April 24, 2020
- Saturday, April 24, 2021
- Sunday, April 24, 2022
- Monday, April 24, 2023
- Wednesday, April 24, 2024
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Sources
https://library.csun.edu/blogs/cited/2020/04/17/armenian-genocide-remembrance-day-is-april-24/
http://www.auschwitzinstitute.org/news/armenian-genocide-remembrance-day/
https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2021-04-23/battle-secure-us-official-designation-armenian-genocide
https://www.globalministries.org/mecc-armenian-genocide-remembrance-day-1915-2021/
https://www.oikoumene.org/resources/documents/message-for-the-armenian-genocide-remembrance-day
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