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Category Archives: History
RANDOM CONNECTIONS…NOT SO RANDOM
“I think my great grandfather was the founder of your church.” I received this message after posting a story about my childhood church on this blog. It wasn’t possible, I was certain. I had studied the original members and the … Continue reading
Posted in Armenians, Church, historical fiction, History, Immigrants
Tagged Armenian Americans, Armenian churches, Armenians
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THE MIRACLE PHOTO
For the last three years I’ve been involved with the process of closing and selling the church where I grew up. It was a sad time, but also a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with old friends, form new friendships, and … Continue reading
Posted in Armenians, Christians, Church, History, Uncategorized
Tagged Armenian Christians, Armenians, Church history
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THE THIRTY-YEAR GENOCIDE
I feel like I just struck gold in the research for my historical fiction! I have amassed so many articles and books and photos and interviews. Still, I felt my mental picture of the time frame when Armenians were subjected … Continue reading
ARMENIA 100+ YEARS AGO
PA-REV-NER! GREETINGS! It’s a literary gift of gold! Thanks to my friend Roger, I learned of this resource for understanding life in Armenia prior to the 1915 genocide. I have only just begun my study of what it offers. The … Continue reading
THE ARMENIAN LEGION
One of the lesser-known stories about the experience of Armenians during World War I, the period of the most aggressive extermination attempts by the Turks, was the formation of The Armenian Legion: 1916-1920. One of the women I interviewed spoke … Continue reading
Posted in Armenians, Genocide, History, WAR!
Tagged Armenian Legion, Genocide, World War One
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DANCE MEMORIES-ARMENIAN STYLE
I’m sitting here at my computer, immersing myself in my Armenian story with the accompaniment of Armenian music. The music has triggered memories of long-ago experiences: background music at some unidentified event with my cousins near Boston; a wedding where … Continue reading
Posted in Armenians, Dancing, family, History, Immigrants, Uncategorized
Tagged Armenians, Dancing, Inspiration, music, Relationships
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ANCIENT TRIBES AND QUETZALCOTL AND PROPHESIES – OH MY!
EVERYONE NEEDS TO READ CELESTIAL MESA 2012! Celestial Mesa 2012, by Sharon Delaney, is provocative, exciting, informative, and just a little scary. Called by her best friend and Cherokee tribal elder Running Dog Paxton when the Cherokee Nation is sued … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, History
Tagged 2012, ancient tribes, Book Release, Book reviews, Celestial Mesa 2012, Cherokee, Mayan calendar, Native Americans, novels, prophesies, Quetzalcotl, Sharon Delaney, survival
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CELESTIAL MESA 2012 – A NOVEL – THE STORY BEHIND THE MAYAN PROPHESIES
The Mayans predicted that on December 21, 2012, the world as we know it would come to an end. Just Released! In Celestial Mesa 2012, Sharon Delaney builds a suspense-filled story of the history and religions of the ancient tribes … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Books, History, Suspense
Tagged Anasazi, Aztecs, Book reviews, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Cherokee, Hopi, Mayans, Mound Builders, novels, Sharon Delaney, writers
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