Ретро-Армения (армяне)

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Armenian orphans in the temporary orphanage in Jerusalem

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Residents of the AGBU women's shelter, with the members of the committee charged with rescuing women and orphans. Left to right: Dikran Jigerjian, Gabriel Khanjian, Father Harutyun Yesayan (between two French officers), a clergyman, Onnig Mazlumian, Manug Sahagian, Dr. Khachadurian. Aleppo, 1919.

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The Kurdish Sharabin tribe, which held seven young Armenian women captive, on the route between Nisibin and Demir Kapu.

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Armenian deportees living in Nisibin

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Armenian deportees retrieved from the Arab Tays tribe in Demir Kapu in Upper Mesopotamia in Syria.

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Aleppo, Armenian deportees in the main barracks, converted into a refugee camp.

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Aleppo, Armenian deportees in the main barracks, converted into a refugee camp.

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Harutyun and Krikor Tashjian, natives of Malatia, recovered from an Arab tribe.

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Residents of the AGBU's Aleppo women's shelter in 1919.

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Onnig Alexandrian, an Armenian orphan.

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Deportees from Mosul being sent down the Tigris to the camp in Baquba in June 1919, as were the orphans rescued by Rupen Herian.

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Rupen Herian, Commissioner for Repatriation, responsible for finding and rescuing captive women and children.

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Aleppo, the first group of deportees to volunteer for repatriation to Cilicia

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Residents of the Armenian orphanage in Bagdad, partly financed by AGBU.

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The supervisory committee of the refugee home founded by the AGBU in Damascus in 1919. Seated , from left to right: L. Papazian, H. Papazian, Verkin Ughurlian, Mrs. Couss, Mrs. Genjian, Miss Araktinji, Prapion Navabedrian, standing front row, left to right: Dr. Araktinji Lieutenant-Colonel Couss, Bishiop Sarajian, a British officer, Antranig Genjian, standing, back row, left to right Hmayag Papazian, Dr. Kapamajian, Hmayag Ughurlian, Dr. Karnig Kurkjian, Levon Papazian.