AGBU Magazine |April 2015

Remembering the Past, Redefining the Future

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Women and children recovered from Dera’a and Hawran and placed in AGBU’s Damascus home for refugees in 1919

In Service to Humanity

AGBU relief efforts in the aftermath of World War I

By Boris Adjemian
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Healing the Wounds of Genocide

Nurse Ellen Mary Gerard and the Near East Relief in Pictures

By Dan Halton 
Brigands of the Teşkilât-ı Mahsusa in Diyarbekir

The Origins and Evolution of the Armenian Genocide

From the massacres of 1894-1896 to the trials of the Young Turks

BY RAYMOND H. KÉVORKIAN
The Dildilian siblings. Tsolag Dildilian (1872- 1935), my grandfather and founder of the photography studio. Aram Dildilian (1883-1963), Tsolag’s brother who joined the studio after studying photography in America. Haïganouch (née Dildilian) Der Haroutiounian, sister of Tsolag and Aram, emigrated to France in 1922.

Keeping the Memory Alive

How photography shaped a family’s destiny

By Armen Marsoobian
Church of St. James, Armenian Quarter, Jerusalem.

Armenian Diasporas and Armenia

Issues of Identity and Mobilization

Interview with Khachig Tölölyan