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Monthly Archives: September 2001
Armenia ‘genocide’ row in Swiss court
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Armenians say up to 1.5 million were killed A Swiss court is hearing a test case on whether the 1915-1920 killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks should be termed genocide. Seventeen people – all members of Turkish associations – face trial on charges of racial discrimination on a complaint brought by the Armenia-Switzerland Association (ASA). It is the latest attempt by the ASA to get … Continue reading
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Saint Augustine
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Aurelius Augustinus was born in Thagaste (now Souk-Ahras, Algeria), in the North African province of Rome called Numidia, on 13 November 354 A.D. Thagaste lies in the eastern Algerian hills, 45 miles from the Mediterranean coast. Augustine’s parents, Patrick (in some texts referred to by the Latin form of his name, Patricius) and Monica (also spelled Monnica), were free people and minor landowners who spent … Continue reading
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