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Armenians Renovate Unknown Jewish Cemetery
YEREVAN—For ages, they had lain undisturbed and forgotten, in the distant field of a foreign land, by the churning waters of a mighty river, asleep in their last earthly domicile.
Ten years ago, for the first time in over seven centuries, they were finally rediscovered and recognized, the veil of mystery enveloping an ancient Jewish cemetery in Armenia, removed forever.
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According to well-known Jewish physician at Kings College Medical School, London, United Kingdom; who always use to say that he is an Armenian- Jew, which I never heard before, he knew very well about Armenian Genocide. Also another college teacher at (south-East London) he always said he is an Armenian- Jew. Both were proud to tell their origin. Their grandparents came from Anatolia. Those are facts if any one knows more about it let us know. Even both said, their boys prefer to get married to an Armenian- Jewish girls, they have special community in New York.