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Karapet Hakobyan and other students practicing athletic activities
Karapet Hakobyan and other students practicing athletic activities. “My grandfather was in an orphanage during the genocide. His teacher was Mihran Seraylian. Afterwards, my grandfather became a painter. He believed he was the only survivor, as he never received any information about his missing family. The only things he could remember were the names of his…
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Karapet Hakobyan and other students practicing athletic activities
Karapet Hakobyan and other students practicing athletic activities. “My grandfather was in an orphanage during the genocide. His teacher was Mihran Seraylian. Afterwards, my grandfather became a painter. He believed he was the only survivor, as he never received any information about his missing family. The only things he could remember were the names of…
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Karapet Hakobyan with his friends
Karapet Hakobyan with his friends. “My grandfather was in an orphanage during the genocide. His teacher was Mihran Seraylian. Afterwards, my grandfather became a painter. He believed he was the only survivor, as he never received any information about his missing family. The only things he could remember were the names of his father (Hakob),…
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Karapet Hakobyan with his friends
Karapet Hakobyan with his friends. “My grandfather was in an orphanage during the genocide. His teacher was Mihran Seraylian. Afterwards, my grandfather became a painter. He believed he was the only survivor, as he never received any information about his missing family. The only things he could remember were the names of his father (Hakob),…
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Karapet Hakobyan, 1936
Karapet Hakobyan, 1936. “My grandfather was in an orphanage during the genocide. His teacher was Mihran Seraylian. Afterwards, my grandfather became a painter. He believed he was the only survivor, as he never received any information about his missing family. The only things he could remember were the names of his father (Hakob), mother (Khatun),…
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Grandmother Anna Gyurlinyan
Grandmother Anna Gyurlinyan born 1915, Kayseri (Kesaria). She was married to Karapet Hakobyan. Anna Hakobyan Private Coll.
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Eghisabet Sultanian from Zeytun in Watertown, Massachusetts, 1900
“Eghisabet Sultanyan (1874-1948) of Zeytun, photographed here in Massachusetts year 1900. She was one of the 2 brave Zeytuntsi Armenian female warriors pictured in the historic DEC 1895 photograph holding a Martini-Henry rifle with a revolver on her waistbelt next to Anazon Yaqubian , a fellow Zeytuntsi warrior woman…” Vahé Achikian Zeytun Private Collection.
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Hovhannes Erznkatsi
Hovhannes Erznkatsi (1230, Erznka – 1293), famous Armenian philosopher and scholar.
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Hovhannes Erznkatsi
Hovhannes Erznkatsi (1230, Erznka – 1293), famous Armenian philosopher and scholar.
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Konstandin Erznkatsi
Konstantin Erznkatsi (1250-1320), Armenian poet.