Browse Items (23 total)

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Grandmother Iskouhi's records of the family in Bulgaria.

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A family tree of the Yahanadjian family, to which Mari's mother belonged. Approximately 1928-present.

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Women of the Firkatian/Yahanadjian family setaed for a meal. Mari Firkatian, mother Anahid Yahanadjian, and cousin Vartuhi

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An Armenian family at an unkown refugee camp, with two children one likely Mari Firkatian's grandfather

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A photo of the second grade class at Kiril I Metodi Grade School in Burgas, Bulgaria, where Mari Firkatian went to school.

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A family photo of the Bagdasarian/Garabedian family, gathered for a Christmas celebration.

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Papers issued by the US Department of State, signifying that Toros Garabedian was a citizen.

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A photograph from the funeral of Jennie Garabedian's great-aunt, who died in a car accident after coming to America. Most of the mourners are former residents of the family's home village of Garmery.

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Dirouhi Der Torossian with her brother and sister after fleeing from the genocide to Aleppo, Syria

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A letter from a larger series of correspondance between Astoor Garabedian and Near East Relief, as Astoor attempted to gain information about his wife, who was still in Armenia at the time of the genocide.
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