Ретро-Армения (армяне)

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Women and children retrieved from Der’a and the Hawran by Levon Yotneghperian’s rescue team and placed in the AGBU’s Damascus home for refugees in 1919.

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Women and children in a Damascus refugee home founded by the AGBU in 1919, with Levon Yotneghperian, who rescued them from the tribes in which they had been held captive, and shelter's supervisor, Hmayag Ughurlian

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Rupen Ejzajian (1878-1930), a leading member of the AGBU branch in Damascus.

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The rescue group led by Levon Yotneghperian (seated). Left to right: Hovhannes Kavafian, Garabed Kavafian, Yesayi Kereshian. Damascus, 1 July 1919.

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Dr. Asadur Altounian (born in Sivas, 1857, died in Aleppo, 1950), who founded the Aleppo hospital for Armenian deportees also helped found the city’s Armenian orphanage.

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Armenag Mazloumian

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Onnig Mazloumian

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Dr. Samuel Chemavonian, one of the founders of the AGBU’s Aleppo branch.

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Nora Altounian, Dr. Altounian’s daughter, with Rev. Shirajian in the courtyard of the Aleppo orphanage.

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The Protestant minister Aharon Cheridjian (1867-1939) of Marash, founder and supervisor of the Aleppo orphanage.

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Courtyard of the Aleppo Ottoman barracks, converted into a reception center for genocide survivors returning from their places of deportation. Aleppo, probably late 1918.

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The clothing manufactory stockroom in Cairo

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Young genocide survivors found in the village of Sheikh Said in the Hawran desert in January 1918.

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Armenian genocide survivors discovered in Salt and repatriated to Jerusalem in April 1918.

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The rescue team commanded by Levon Yotneghperian (no. 1), with Yesayi Kereshikian (no. 2), Garabed Kavafian (no. 3), and Hovhannes Kavafian (no. 4).