I’ve just put together a Macromedia Flash presentation of photographs of Armenia’s largest ethnic minority by a young photographer from Belarus, Andrei Liankevich. The photo story can be accessed online here.
Incidentally, an article I wrote last year for Transitions Online on the division within the Yezidi community regarding Kurdish identity is available on my web site. The Yezidi are also briefly touched upon in a recent article I wrote for UNICEF.
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Very nice pictures! Recently I saw also a film about this peoples in this area …
Thank You! Rappo
Comment by Ralph Hälbig — August 1, 2005 @ 11:25 am