Siberian Sacrifice:
"This was more than love . . . "
By Vahan
Ishkhanyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
"I blame my parents for bringing me
into this awful world. I think in the first
place they are guilty and then Chekists
(former KGB member)," says 80-year-old
Antonina Mahari wrapped in several coats.
Siberia comes to her Yerevan apartment with
the cold: at this moment its 0Co in the
apartment. Sometimes it changes to minus
1 or plus 1.
Last month when 20 dram copper colored coins
appeared in trade centers throughout the
Republic, many people were so excited they
gave the new currency as gifts to friends.
Home-made Music: Jazz
player finds his place in Yerevan
By Viorica
Vladica
ArmeniaNow Correspondent
After months of reading "Anna Karenina",
friends now see him with Tolstoy's "Walk
in the Light and Twenty Three Tales".
People stop him in the street and find it
easy to start a conversation. "Get
me an American husband", shouts a large
woman while seeing him buying potatoes at
the market on Komitas.
Small and fragile snowflakes quietly fall
from the sky to weave a huge white blanket
over the mountains of Tsaghkadzor and the
small town. It seems the snow leaves the
naked trees breathless while turning nature
into a winter paradise.
In the second week of campaigning, crowds turned out to cheer
President Robert Kocharyan. And a crowd turned riotous at
a rally for Aram Karapetyan, leaving MP Hayk Babukhanyan recovering
from a stabbing.
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