The Armenian community in Manchuli (circa 1919) (Photo: Meltickian Collection)
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My father survived the massacres and eventually took the Trans-Siberian train to Vladivostok. From there he went to Harbin, which was then the independent country of Manchuria. I don’t know where Manculi is located, but at least our beloved Armenian brothers and sisters found refuge there. God Bless Armenia!
Henry Anmahian
My father survived the massacres and eventually took the Trans-Siberian train to Vladivostok. From there he went to Harbin, which was then the independent country of Manchuria. I don’t know where Manculi is located, but at least our beloved Armenian brothers and sisters found refuge there. God Bless Armenia!
Henry Anmahian