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On November 17, 2020, with participation of local and international journalists, a final pilgrimage to St. Minas church at Hak village, Northern Kashatagh, was carried out. The 17th century church had been restored in 2009 by Tufenkian Foundation with a grant from Virginia Davies. Ms. Davies was among the pilgrims who gathered in St. Minas, and she shared her thoughts with the pilgrims, expressing a deep concern about the possible desecration, destruction and erasure of Armenian cultural heritage by Azerbaijan, as had been done by Turkey in the aftermath of the 1915 genocide.
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Research on Armenian Architecture
Prompted by the moral obligation to study historical Armenian heritage before its total annihilation and save it at least in photographs, Armen Hakhnazarian, an architect-planner with two doctorates in architecture and technical sciences, embarked on documentation of Armenian monuments in Western Armenia
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