Webgoodbye, antoura stands out as a telling, concise, and human portrait of a painful and traumatic component of the armenian genocide.

Webon september 7, 1922, our family left kharpert along with 250 armenian orphans on horses and wagons.

Beyond academic circles, the memoir.

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