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  • Tocatlian: 100 Years

    A short video showcasing some old photographs of the Tocatlian clan spanning one hundred years.

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    December 30, 2007
    Family Matters, Photography
  • The Legend of Armand Tokatyan

    All through my childhood, my Uncle Armand was to me more of a legend than a real person. When my father talked about his famous brother, Armand, who lived in the United States, and sang at the Metropolitan Opera, I…

    Continue reading: The Legend of Armand Tokatyan
    September 1, 2000
    Family Matters
  • Around The World In Eighty Missions: Introduction

    This Book is not an autobiography. It is rather the product of an interaction between imagination, experience, fiction, reminiscence and fantasy. A cocktail mixed in the environment of UNESCO – the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization – and…

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    August 31, 2000
    Books
  • Does Life Start At Sixty?

    On his first morning of retirement, Jacques Dupont confronts Brigitte’s ambitious plans for renovation, exercise, dieting, and social life, while memories of thirty years of UNESCO missions begin calling him back to his desk.

    Continue reading: Does Life Start At Sixty?
    August 31, 2000
    Books
  • My Mission With Maurice Chevalier

    I was in New York on one of my missions to the United Nations to represent UNESCO at a meeting. I had been to the UN on several occasions before. In fact, I had established, over the years, a fairly…

    Continue reading: My Mission With Maurice Chevalier
    August 31, 2000
    Books
  • London With Spaghettini

    I remember when I got off the plane I found Heathrow airport crowded. The sky was blue, but everyone had an umbrella. I guess, in England you just do not trust the weather forecast.

    Continue reading: London With Spaghettini
    August 31, 2000
    Books
  • A Dress For Zeinab

    The meeting in Morocco had been scheduled to last three days. It was a restricted, semi-formal consultation, at the invitation of the Government of Morocco, to help finalize an important project for international assistance on the theme of: ‘A national…

    Continue reading: A Dress For Zeinab
    August 31, 2000
    Books
  • The Borobudur File

    An urgent UNESCO assignment sends Jacques Dupont to Indonesia with the wrong briefing file. Improvisation, cultural discovery, and a remarkably short speech turn the Borobudur Festival into one of his most memorable missions.

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    August 31, 2000
    Books
  • Spiders, Véronique and other nuisance

    On a UNESCO mission in Nairobi, Jacques navigates a spider scare, marital jealousy, Véronique’s plea, and an anniversary safari across Kenya.

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    August 31, 2000
    Books
  • Kabuki, Sumo and Sake

    The twelve-hour flight had resulted in a first-rate jet lag. Unfortunately, Melatonine had not yet been marketed and I was desperately struggling to sleep in my tiny room at the Tokyo Hotel. One would assume that at fifty, after twenty…

    Continue reading: Kabuki, Sumo and Sake
    August 31, 2000
    Books
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