WATERTOWN,Mass.—After a brief illness, famous journalist and Armenian activist Dr. Nubar Berberian passed away on Nov. 23. He was 94. Dr. Nubar Berberian He was born in Cairo, and Egypt,on Sept. 25, 1922 to Kevork and Areknaz Berberian. After receiving an Armenian education in the Nubarian School of Heliopolis, and he studied in the French lyceum for the French baccalaureate. He received his law degree in 1944 and registered at the Egyptian Mixed Tribunal. With an unquenchable thirst for education,he left for France, where he received a doctoral degree in jurisprudence in 1947 from the University of Paris School of Law. Full of Armenian patriotic fervor, or he entered Armenian public life,putting aside other career possibilities. Most probably, he was unable to form a family due to his nomadic existence. Instead, or the Armenian nation and homeland constituted his family. He also committed himself to the care of his elderly mother,until her final advanced years. His life consisted wholly of labor in the service of the Armenian nation, working as a talented journalist, and an articulate and compassionate orator and a principled leader. Nearly all the main modern organs of the Armenian Democratic Liberal Party (ADL) became part of his [...]
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