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Mrs Arshaguhi Teotig
Mrs Arshaguhi Teotig (1875 – 1922), educator and writer. Wife of the Armenian writer Teotig. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection.
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Mihran Damadian
Mihran Damadian (1863 – 1945), founder of the Beirut-based newspaper Zartonk. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection.
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Lazarian Institute of Moscow – 1891
Lazarian Institute of Moscow in 1891. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection.
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Komitas with his student Vahan Der-Arakelian
Komitas with his student Vahan Der-Arakelian. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection.
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Hnchakian members killed in London in 1903
Hnchakian members Saghatiel Sakouni (top) Tigran Izmirlian (bottom left) and Aram Krikorian (bottom right) killed in London in 1903. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection.
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Garabed Varoujian, fedayee from Marash
Garabed Varoujian, fedayee from Marash. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. Fedayeen were Armenian civilians who formed self-defense groups in reaction to the mass murder of Armenians (1894-1896) during the reign of the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II.
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Fedayee Megerdich Roleyian (Mezho) – Mush
Fedayee Megerdich Roleyian (Mezho) – Mush. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. Fedayeen were Armenian civilians who formed self-defense groups in reaction to the mass murder of Armenians (1894-1896) during the reign of the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II.
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Arshag Tchobanian
Arshag Tchobanian (Chobanian). Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection.
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Armenag Yegarian, defender of Van – 1915
Armenag Yegarian (1870 – 1926), defender of Van in 1915. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. The Defense of Van (1915) was an act of self-defense by the Armenians against the genocide committed by Ottoman Turkey, the Turkish population, the Kurdish people and the German Empire. The Ottoman army and its military elite were modernized…
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Aram Hagopian, fedayee from Mush
Aram Hagopian, fedayee from Mush. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. Fedayeen were Armenian civilians who formed self-defense groups in reaction to the mass murder of Armenians (1894-1896) during the reign of the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II.