"Where is your Christian God?" Documenting An Armenian Genocide Survivor, Alma Sakaian:
"Where is your Christian God?" Alma Sakaian, a fifteen year old Protestant Christian Armenian, recalled hearing this question mockingly asked by perpetrators of heinous crimes upon her caravan. Alma was among the one hundred and fifty survivors of a sixty-five day forced march that witnessed over 17,850 casualties. I have documented two generations of Alma's immediate and extended family life, as well as recreating her caravan ordeal. The research includes hundred rare pictures, newspaper and magazine articles dating 1873 – 1924. In honor of the 100th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide I am providing links to the research for those interested in this important historical era and personal story.
Alma
Sakaian, 1915 Armenian Genocide Survivor: "From Aghin" a Remembrance
1873
Armenians in Baku
1876
Early Protestant Missions and Missionaries in Harpoot (Kharpert)
Rev.
Crosby H. Wheeler, D.D. founder Euphrates College 1878
Susan A.
Wheeler, Crosby H. Wheeler & Emily C. Wheeler, Missionaries to Armenia
Friends
of Armenia, Boston, Massachusetts USA 1894
1896
American Red Cross Relief Expedition to Armenia 1896 Part 1
1896
American Red Cross Relief Expedition to Armenia 1896 Part 2
1896
Letters From Scenes of the Recent in Armenia
Armenians
celebrate first Thanksgiving, November 26, 1896 in Boston, Massachusetts
1898
"Illustrated Armenia and the Armenians"
1900 Maps
of Armenian Plateau: From "The Crime of Christendom"
1900
Travel Through Five Turkish Provinces
Anatolia
College: Marsovan, Turkey 1901
Armenia
College: Renamed Euphrates College 1852-1915
Hamidian
Massacre Orphans in Marsovan, Turkey 1901
1903
Armenian Pictures: Rare Pictures from 1903 Missionary Herald at Home and Abroad
Christmas
1904 Armenian Prayers and Fears
Emily C.
Wheeler, Susan A. Wheeler & Rev. Crosby H. Wheeler: National Armenia &
India Relief Association & Euphrates College
Moses
Gulesian, Armenian Immigrant saves "Old Ironsides"
1906
Armenian Pictures: Rare Pictures From Missionary Herald
1907 The
Desert and the Sown (Aleppo Governorate)
1908
Armenian Pictures: Rare Pictures Missionary Herald Magazine
1910
Armenian Pictures: Rare Pictures
1912
Armenian Pictures: Rare Pictures Missionary Herald at Home & Abroad
Murder of
Rev. Charles H. Holbrook: Turkey, August 13, 1913
1913
Armenian Pictures: Rare Pictures from Missionary Herald at Home and Abroad
Late 1914
War I in Turkish Armenia Pictures: Missionary Herald at Home and Abroad
100 Year
Old Armenian Refugee to America November 1914
Turkish
Deportation Proclamation: June 28, 1915
1915
Martyred Professors of Euphrates College, Harpoot
Alma
(Sakaian) Shahabian: 1915 Genocide Survivor
Alma
Sakaian: 1915 Deportation Caravan Rte. PART I : The First 13 of 65 Days Forced
March; Aghin to Malatia
Alma
Sakaian: 1915 Caravan PART II Malatia to Samsat
Alma
Sakaian: 1915 Caravan PART III Samsat to Ras Al Ayn
Photographs
Sakaian Aghin Caravan Deportation Route June-Sept 1915 Aghin to Aleppo
Rare
Armenian Postcards circa 1915
1915: The
Railways of Syria and Palestine
1912-1915
Taurus Mts. & Adana [Construction of the Berlin to Baghdad Railway]
1915
Boston Globe Armenian Massacre Headlines April - October
1916
Armenian Pictures : Rare Pictures from Missionary Herald at Home and Abroad
Magazine
Khanem
Ketenjian (Armenuhi) - Armenian Resistance in Urfa 1915
Armenian
Legion 1916 - 1920 : Legion d’Orient
Captain
Jim Chankalian, Leader U.S. Volunteer Armenian Force WWI
America
Aids Armenian Christmas 1896-1920
"The
Helping Hand": National Armenian Relief Committee
1917
American Physician in Turkey Pictures: War & Peace
The New
Armenia Magazine 1917 January - December Issues
Armenian
Relief Pictures 1920-1922: The New Near East, Volumes 6-8
First
Armenian Slave Girl Rescued February 1920
Armenian
Girls Forced in Harems and Servitude
Secrets
of the Harems: The Last Stronghold of Slavery
AUCTION
OF SOULS:Aurora Mardiganian
American
Cities Adopt Armenian Orphans
http://milhomme.blogspot.com/2012/05/american-cities-adopt-armenian-orphans.html
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