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Broken Khachkars

Ornately carved tombstones, once stood proud and majestic, interceding with heaven on behalf of the departed souls resting beneath the earth.   Adorned with timeless motifs, the khachkars exuded divine peace. Alas, they are now no more to be seen and admired; not even rubble is left behind.   Identity of the la

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Adrian David

Adrian David writes ads by day and short fiction by night. His work spans across genres including contemporary fiction, psychological thrillers and everything in between, from the mundane to the sublime.

2 Comments

  1. So true, not only for the Armenian people but for so many others as well. For some it seems necessary to wipe out not only the people of a land but even the very memory that they ever existed. You have truly caught this here.

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