Yerevan, Armenia - In its tradition of disseminating Armenian cultural heritage, AUA has digitized and made freely accessible over 60 volumes of Western Armenian literature penned by authors who perished in the Armenian Genocide. Project Director, Mr. Meruzhan Karapetyan, told an audience last week that this is the latest stage in the digitization of Armenian literary treasures, launched by AUA in the 1990s as "part of the longstanding Armenian tradition of safeguarding Armenian cultural wealth." Now, with the digitization of over 60 volumes of Western Armenian literature, it can confidently be said that Armenian literature is not only preserved but more widely available than ever.
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Yerevan, Armenia - In its tradition of disseminating Armenian cultural heritage, AUA has digitized and made freely accessible over 60 volumes of Western Armenian literature penned by authors who perished in the Armenian Genocide. Project Director, Mr. Meruzhan Karapetyan, told an audience last week that this is the latest stage in the digitization of Armenian literary treasures, launched by AUA in the 1990s as "part of the longstanding Armenian tradition of safeguarding Armenian cultural wealth." Now, with the digitization of over 60 volumes of Western Armenian literature, it can confidently be said that Armenian literature is not only preserved but more widely available than ever.