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Diaspora Focus: Lebanon
From the Armenian Weekly 2017 Magazine Dedicated to the 102nd Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide
My grandfather was born in Beirut, Lebanon, in 1924. I know very little about his parents, save that both were young refugees from Erzerum; his father, Der Yeghishe Doghramadjian, was a priest in the Armenian Apostolic Church, and his mother, born Baydzar Ohanessian, was haunted by memories of her older sister’s death at the hands of a Turkish officer.




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Hello, thank you for writing this article. I live in an Armenian neighborhood in Watertown, and I appreciate reading about the history, culture, and current views.
Hi Hagop,
This is a phenomenal article. Your article capturs the spirit of Lebanon and its diversity and welcoming of the diaspora. Congratulations on earning the Fulbright scholarship. Hope to see you some day soon! Best wishes, George
Excellent analysis. Well written article.
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