Ретро-Армения (армяне)

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Nubar Pasha (1825-1899). Prime Minister in various Egyptian governments.

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Mgrdich Antranikian (1851-1938) a financier, the AGBU’s first treasurer, and one of its founders.

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Dr. Nazareth Daghavarian (1862-1915), physician, agricultural engineer, director of the Armenian hospital in Istanbul, first secretary general of the AGBU, member of the Ottoman Parliament from 1908 to 1915, and founder of AGBU branches in Constantinople and Asia Minor.

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Yakub Artin Pasha (1842-1919), archeologist, Minister of Public Instruction in Egypt, author of studies on ancient Egypt, and one of the AGBU’s founders.

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Arakel Nubar (1881-1954), Boghos Nubar’s son, a financier and business man, one of the AGBU’s founders.

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Garabed Sheridjian (1852-1926) a high-ranking official in the Egyptian Ministry of Public Instruction, one of the AGBU’s founders and one of its leading specialists on educational matters.

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Yervant Bey Aghaton (1860-1935), a French-educated agricultural engineer, Inspector General for Agriculture under Abdulhamid (1884-1896), and a high-ranking official in the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture.

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Boghos Nubar (1851-1930), founder of the AGBU.

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The AGBU's first European branch, founded in Manchester in 1909. From left to right: Sarkis Kuyumjian, S. Shnorhavorian, Mihran Manukian (president), M. Bakrjian, K. Funduklian, D. Iplikjian.

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Adana, 1909: Armenian refugees near the city limits. (Photograph SGF).

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Adana, 1909: detail of the five-ravaged Armenian quarter near the American Mission. (CPA, coll. Michel Paboudjian).

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Dikran Khan Kelekian (1868-1951), a native of Cesarea, Persian consul in New York. Paris antique dealer, and philanthropist.

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Boghos Nubar, a photomontage of the man with three faces: the diplomat, right, observes the businessman, left, and the philanthropist, center.

фот такой вот древний ФОТОШОП:pleasantry:

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Ceremony organized in Cairo on 30 April 1911 to mark the fifth anniversary of the foundation of the AGBU.

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Mihran Ghazarossian, named a member of the central board after the 4 April 1914 resignation of M. Margossoff.