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Gomidas Institute Launches Book on Britain's Armenians, 1914–1919

Gomidas Institute to Launch Roger Willoughby’s Britain’s Armenians at War, 1914–1919

Massis PostSep 18, 20261 min readOriginal: Massis Post
Gomidas Institute Launches Book on Britain's Armenians, 1914–1919

The Gomidas Institute will host an online launch event for Roger Willoughby's book Britain's Armenians at War, 1914–1919. The book examines the experiences of Armenian communities in Britain during World War I, a significant but often overlooked chapter in diaspora history. The Gomidas Institute, based in London, is a research organization dedicated to Armenian studies and cultural preservation. The online format makes the event accessible to diaspora communities across the globe, including Armenian-Americans interested in understanding how Armenian immigrants navigated World War I in Britain. The launch represents ongoing scholarly efforts to document Armenian contributions and experiences during this pivotal historical period.

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