Ocaleni z rzezi Ormian - Redux
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Nvard Sujyan, born in 1915, city of Van, Turkey. "I didn't see the massacres, I was very small when my family migrated. My father was a cook, he'd make delicious food, he was respected, they'd even call him for state dinners. One of my father's Turkish acquaintances had told him that we should flee. So we gathered all our belongings and took to the road. We suffered no losses, we stayed alive and reached and settled in Yerevan, on Abovyan Street."
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2008-06-06
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