Skip to content- Armenian Democratic Liberal Party · Institution PoliticsDiaspora The Armenian party, also called Ramgavar, formed on 1 October 1921 by the union of four parties, which has held to the Church of Etchmiadzin in the diaspora.
- Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem · Institution ChristianityDiaspora The Armenian Church’s patriarchate in the Armenian Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem, seated at the Cathedral of St. James, where Armenians have lived since the fourth century.
- Armenian Revolutionary Federation · Institution PoliticsDiaspora The Armenian political party, also called Dashnaktsutyun, founded at Tiflis in 1890, the leading party of the First Republic and a major party of the diaspora.
- Catholicosate of Cilicia · Institution ChristianityDiaspora The Holy See of Cilicia, one of the two Catholicosates of the Armenian Church, seated at Sis until 1921 and at Antelias in Lebanon since 1930.
- Hnchak Party · Institution PoliticsDiaspora The Social Democrat Hunchakian Party, a Marxist Armenian party founded at Geneva in 1887 that sought the freedom of Ottoman Armenia through revolution.
- Komitas · Person ArtsChristianityDiaspora Armenian priest, composer and musicologist, born in 1869 in Kütahya, who collected thousands of folk songs and was arrested in 1915 and died in Paris in 1935.
- Tumanyan, Hovhannes · Person LiteratureCultureDiaspora Armenian poet and writer, born in the village of Dsegh in Lori in 1869 and called the Poet of All Armenians, the author of Anush, Maro and the retelling of David of Sassoun.