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ON THIS DAY in 1859, Diana Abgar, the First Armenian Woman Diplomat Who Saved Thousands of Genocide Survivors from Her Home in Japan, Was...

Today marks the 167th birth anniversary of Diana Abgar, born on October 17, 1859, in Rangoon, British Burma. One of the earliest English-language voices to document and advocate against...
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On Holocaust Remembrance Day, We Remember Ara Jeretzian, The Armenian Who Helped Save 440 Jews In Budapest

Ara Jeretzian was born in Constantinople in 1918, one of five children, and soon...
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ON THIS DAY in 1918 (25 May) the Battle of Karakilisa was fought.

In quick succession, the invading Turks managed to conquer the cities of Yerznga, Erzerum,...
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ON THIS DAY in 1918 (21 May) the Battle of Bash Abaran began.

The Ottoman forces looked to make a foray into Yerevan, but were met in...
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ON THIS DAY in 1859, Diana Abgar, the First Armenian Woman Diplomat Who Saved Thousands of Genocide Survivors from Her Home in Japan, Was...

Today marks the 167th birth anniversary of Diana Abgar, born on October 17, 1859, in Rangoon, British Burma. One of the earliest English-language voices...

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, We Remember Ara Jeretzian, The Armenian Who Helped Save 440 Jews In Budapest

Ara Jeretzian was born in Constantinople in 1918, one of five children, and soon moved with his family to Hungary after they fled the...

ON THIS DAY in 1918 (25 May) the Battle of Karakilisa was fought.

In quick succession, the invading Turks managed to conquer the cities of Yerznga, Erzerum, Sarikamish, Kars and Alexandropol. Pressed by the Turkish regular army,...

ON THIS DAY in 1918 (21 May) the Battle of Bash Abaran began.

The Ottoman forces looked to make a foray into Yerevan, but were met in Abaran by the Armenian detachments, led by General Drastamat Kanayan. - Prior...

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