Filmmaker, granddaughter of Armenian Genocide survivor uncovers Armenia's culture, history in documentary

Teaching the Armenian Genocide With Primary Sources From The New York Times

Christmas is a significant and celebrated holiday in the Armenian culture, as it marks the birth and baptism of Jesus Christ, the son of God. Armenians have a long and rich history of Christianity, dating back to the fourth century, when Armenia became the first nation to adopt Christianity as the state religion. Since then, Armenians have developed their own unique traditions and customs to honor and commemorate the Incarnation of Christ. Unlike most Christians who celebrate Christmas on Decemb