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The Martyrs monument at
Dzizernagapert in Armenia dedicated to the memory of the 1,500,000 Armenian victims of the genocide
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Those who were fortunate enough to stay alive, migrated to the Middle East: Iran, Iraq,
Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan; and many others to Bulgaria, England,
France, Italy
and a very few to the United States of America.
And so Armenians were scattered all around, each one of them with a heart filled with
grief for the loss of loved ones, each one with anger and pain in there souls. All with a
single horrifying nightmare, filled with blood. All with the agony of the loss of their
Motherland
Armenia, with one of its most prized possession:
Armenian Ararat, Noah’s
mountain (Genesis 8:4).
From
"them" came "us":
The New Armenian Generations.
Armenian school for boys & girls in Deir-el-Zor |
