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Lebanon / Heritage: the citadel of Hasbaya

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The citadel of Hasbaya in southern Lebanon is an interesting place to see despite its dismal external condition with diverse architecture - Crusader, Arab...
Carte du génocide arménien en 1915. Chaque cercle représente un massacre. Il y en a de trois types de lieux de massacre : les centres de contrôles (en rouge), les postes (en rose) et les camps de concentration et d'extermination (en noir). La taille des cercles indique le nombre relatif d'Arméniens tués. Les épées indiquent les lieux de résistance arménienne : ceux ou elle a été plus forte sont en rouge, et moins forte en noir. Les différentes tailles d'épées ne signifient rien, c'est uniquement dû à un problème de place sur la carte. Les cercles présents en Mer Noire indiquent les Arméniens (principalement des femmes et des enfants) emmenés par bateaux et jetés à la mer.

The rich history of the Armenian presence in Lebanon

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The only Arab country to have recognized the Armenian genocide since May 11, 2000, Lebanon is home to the 8th Armenian diaspora in the...

Lebanon/Heritage: The National Museum of Beirut

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The main museum in Lebanon, the National Museum's primary mission is to bring together archaeological artifacts discovered in the territory of the Land of...

Lebanon/Patrimony: the creation of Greater Lebanon

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The State of Greater Lebanon was proclaimed on 1 September 1920 by General Henri Joseph Eugène Gouraud, representing the French authority on Syria, from...

Lebanon celebrates its centenary

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Lebanon celebrates this September 1st, the date of the Proclamation by the mandate authorities, in the presence of the main political and religious leaders,...

Lebanon / History: Jules Védrines, the first pilot to land in Beirut

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It was in the days of the pioneers of aviation, heroes who crossed the still virgin horizons of the sky. Jules Védrines was the...
La Marche des Femmes, lors de l'indépendance du Liban, le 12 novembre 1943

The Chronology of Lebanon’s Independence (video)

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Our Video Documentary Death for the Fatherland and Independence is a birth, while life without independence is a death.Said Akl An observation that many Lebanese, through...
Une des rares photographies de Gébran Khalil Gébran

Gébran Khalil Gébran or the Prophet of Lebanese Literature

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Born on January 6, 1883 in Bcharré in North Lebanon, Gébran Khalil Gébran quickly established himself as one of the most famous Lebanese authors...

Lebanon / Heritage: A crossing tower of the Lebanese coast: Burj el Fidar

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Guard tower located on the coast near Nahr el Fidar and therefore Byblos, from which it takes its name, also called Burj Mouheish, Burj...