The library of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation Dashnaktsutyun. Library contains rich resources on Armenian history, various periodical magazines, as well as publications related to the Party itself.

The Oriental Studies Institute website lists numerous Armenian academic publications from 2008 to 2022, covering topics like Armenian-Turkish relations, history, politics, culture, and Oriental studies. Key works include studies on the Armenian Genocide, contemporary Eurasian issues, Near and Middle Eastern countries, and contributions to Armenian historiography. It features research by Armenian scholars, historical analyses, and collections of academic articles, reflecting a broad spectrum of Armenian...

The website lists various works related to Armenian history and culture, including edited archives, foreign sources on Armenia, ethnography, folklore, archaeological excavations, and epigraphy. It covers comprehensive topics such as the history of the Armenian people, aesthetic thought, significant figures like Komitas and Alexander Spendiaryan, folk tales, and oriental studies. It also mentions research on the Near East, Turkish and Ottoman studies, and aesthetic questions.

The webpage lists significant works in Armenian history and literature, including lectures on Armenian bibliography by Nikol Aghbalyan, studies on Armenian military code of honor by Armen Ayvazyan, and insights into Armenian Jerusalem by Archbishop Ormanian. It covers the legal basis of Armenian claims, the causes and course of the Armenian Genocide, comparisons with the Holocaust, the Mkhitarists’ cultural contributions, the memoir of Rodosto Armenians, and Hakob Manandian’s critical...

The page from the main website of Grahavak, containing multiple valuable resources on Armenian Language.

This blog page features articles and books related to Armenian culture, literature, and history. It includes Collections, non-authoritative works, encyclopedias, series, Armenian music notation system, Military Dictionary, Language Guide, Words of Turkic origin in modern Armenian, New Persian and Arabic words in modern Armenian, Transliteration from English to Eastern Armenian, Transliteration from Chinese to Armenian, etc.