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Keghart.com Update 9/21  July 22, 2016    Translate or View it in your browser Artsakh Shelters for Survival Z. S. Andrew Demirdjian, PhD Խառնակ Աշխարհի Մէջ Տանըլտը Ընտրելի Դարձնող Հիլըրին  Մեթր Պարգեւ Դաւիթեան   Intermarriage, Violence Among the Cilician Nobility Jirair Tutunjian Վերյիշելով Բարեհամբոյր Վարդան Խրլոբեանը  Պարոյր Յ . Աղպաշեան NCWA Demands Protection of Armenian Heritage Sites   Souren Seraydarian Սահմանամերձ Հայը Դոկտ. Հրայր Ճէպէճեան Celebrating Life With a Brush Arthur Hagopian «Իմ Կեանքի Հաւատամքը»: Հեղինակ՝ Ռոմեն Կոզմոյեան:   Յարութ Տէր Դաւիթեան   Mikoyan Has Come to Yerevan   Antranig Dzarougian, translated by Vahe H. Apelian   Պապին Ուխտը եւ Ցեղասպանութեան Ճշմարտացիութիւնը   Յարութիւն Իսկահատեան   Man of International Affairs In 1962, seven months before the Cuban Missile Crisis, Soviet Armenian journalist Mikhail Sagatelyan utilized his position to drop false information about a possible Soviet position on disarmament. This gave President John Kennedy the “in” to say that Premier Nikita Khrushchev might be prepared to make concessions. In 1965 Sagatelyan made an attempt at informal discussions about the Vietnam War with senior White House officer Pierre Salinger as go-between. From 1968 to ‘74 Sagatelyan was deputy editor and international correspondent of Izvestia. In 1972 he wrote a novel (“Washington Correspondent”) with the main character based on him. That same year he also wrote “Who Killed John Kennedy?” where he said that it was a right-wing plot to prolong the Cold War. In 1987 he wrote his memoirs. He died in 1994. See More The Poll question is located on front page in the right column Will NATO's new aggressive moves towards Russia impact Armenia? Forward to a Friend

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