Vahe Boghosian
During my time at the British Library working on the Asian and
African Collection backlog cataloguing project I have come across a
number of thought-provoking printed works in the Armenian Collection.
The following post describes three examples which for me highlight the
fascinating adaptability and ever changing nature of diasporas. They
describe Armenian communities which reached their zenith long ago, and
are now seldom remembered, but at the same time they exemplify a
willingness to embrace the host culture while remembering and respecting
their own cultural roots.
