Alik

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Journalists from Alik are mostly present at events organized by the Armenians in Iran: Here in the background the editor-in-chief Derenik Melikian at the opening ceremony of the Pan-Armenian Games in Tehran's Ararat Stadium on September 13, 2016, in front Archbishop Sepuh Sargsjan (left) and Hassan Rouhani's advisor Ali Younesi (right)

Alik ( Armenian Ալիք ' wave ' ) is a daily newspaper in the Armenian language that has been published in the Iranian capital Tehran since March 1931, making it one of the oldest newspapers in Iran. It is the only daily newspaper of one of the recognized religious minorities of Iran - Armenian Christians is published -.

The destruction of the Armenian cemetery in Jugha by the Azerbaijani armed forces was photographed and filmed by Tabriz Bishop Nshan Topouzian and other Armenian clergy and published in articles in the Alik newspaper.

history

Alik initially appeared as a weekly newspaper and from 1935 every two days. Due to the high demand, the newspaper came out daily from 1941 and has been a daily newspaper almost continuously ever since. On the eve of the Islamic revolution in January 1979, however, the newspaper's employees, like other factories in Iran, stopped work for 40 days. Since then, Alik has appeared daily again. Key editors of the newspaper included Hovsep Tadeosian, Jervand Hairapetian, Andre Ter-Ohanian, Hovsep Hovhannissian, Tatschat Poghossian, Baghdik Minassian, Arsen Mamian, Hrair Chalatian, Edward Jeritsian, Edvard Ghahramanian and Norair Elsajan. In the 1990s Seda Davidian, a lawyer and by then assistant was Bank Melli Iran , Editors Alber Adschemian as editor in chief of Alik hired. In March 2004, Derenik Melikian took over the management of the editorial department, which he still holds in 2017.

Alignment

Alik is close to the Armenian Revolutionary Federation . In the times of Soviet Armenia she was in opposition to the Soviet Union and advocated the independence of Armenia. Since Armenia became an independent state, it has campaigned for a strengthening of Iranian-Armenian relations. The main topics of the newspaper are, besides general topics from politics, economy, art and sport, in particular the Armenians in Iran , the Armenian diaspora and the state of Armenia, about which nothing can be found in other newspapers in Iran and what makes them an essential source of information for the Armenian community of Iran makes. Alik has had a website since January 23, 2001 , where the content can be found about an hour after the editorial deadline.

As a newspaper published entirely in Armenian, Alik is aimed at the Armenian minority of Iran , with a circulation of 4,350 copies. It also has readers in other Armenian diaspora communities.

The newspaper's supplements include Sharzhum , a student page, a literature supplement and a "Page 404". The youth supplements Khatchmerouk and Mankakan Etch are still published.

Alik writes in Eastern Armenian , but not in Reformed script , as in Armenia , but in traditional Armenian script , as is also taught in Armenian schools in Iran. She writes for “75. Anniversary of Alik “not Ալիք 75 ամյակը , but Ալիք 75 ամեակը .

Alik Publishing House

In addition to the daily newspaper Alik , Alik-Verlag also publishes the three-monthly culture magazine Hanes . The publishing house also publishes school books for Armenian schools in Iran as well as various books in Armenian and Persian. Former publications of the publisher were an Alik monthly newspaper (1961–1963) and a bi-weekly youth magazine Alik Patanekan (1969–1978).

In 1998 the editorial team moved into a new office building, where the printing plant has also been located since 2006.

In 2007 the publishing house published a book on the occasion of the 75th birthday of the newspaper Alik .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Iranian Armenians Educate Officials on Julfa Destruction. Asbarez, February 1, 2008.
  2. ↑ a b c دانشنامه ایرانیان ارمنی ، نویسنده: ژانت د. لازاریان ، انتشارات هیرمند ، چاپ دوم: ۱۳۸۸ ، شابک: ۰-۵۰-۶۹۷۴-۹۶۴-۹۷۸ Daneshnameh-ye Iranian-e Armani [Janet D. Lazarian: Encyclopedia of Iranian Armenians. Hirmand Publisher (2nd edition), Tehran 2009], ISBN 978-964-6974-50-0 , p. 198.
  3. ↑ کتاب ارمنیان ایران ، نویسنده: آندرانیک هویان ، صفحههای (۱۱۱ تا ۱۵۷) انتشارات: مرکز بین المللی کاااا ن رب تر ا: ااا ن ردر تر ا: تردر اا ب ترها: اا ان تردر تر: بتم لا: ااا تردر ب Armanīyān-i Īrān [Andranik Hovian: Armenians of Iran ]. International Center for Dialogue Among Civilizations, in collaboration with Hermes Publishers, Teheran 2001 ( AH 1380), ISBN 964-363-007-2 , pp. 75-76.
  4. ^ A b Rainer Hermann: The editor-in-chief Seda Davidian. Only the coffee is Turkish: the editor-in-chief of the Armenian newspaper Alik. In: Huberta von Voss: Portrait of a Hope - the Armenians: Images of life from all over the world. Verlag Hans Schiler , Berlin 2005, pp. 165–167.
  5. ↑ Դերենիկ Մելիքյան (Derenik Melikian): Ա. Աշխարհամարտը, Իրանը Եվ Թուրքական Նկրտումներն Ատրպատականում . Noravank, December 1, 2017 (historical article about World War I in northwestern Iran, where the author Derenik Melikian is introduced as editor-in-chief of Alik).
  6. ↑ a b c "Ալիք" օրաթերթ, Թեհրան . Համագործակցության Փոխօգնության Համազգային Կառույց (National Structure Of Cooperation And Mutual Assistance), 2016. Retrieved December 18, 2017.
  7. ↑ Ալիք օրաթերթը 75-ամյակը . Armenian Revolutionary Federation , April 20, 2006.
  8. ↑ Afsheen Sharifzadeh (Tufts University): On "Parskahayeren", or the Language of Iranian Armenians. August 25, 2015.
  9. ↑ Ալիք 75 ամեակը . [Alik Armenian Newspaper 75th Anniversary.] Alik, Tehran 2006.