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“Under Stalin’s Sun” book presentation to be held at Project Save

WATERTOWN, Mass.—Project Save’s “Conversations on Photography” series resumes on Tuesday, April 9 at 7 p.m. with an online presentation of Suren Oganessian’s unique memoir, Under Stalin’s Sun, which recounts his intense experience from Meghri to his brutal years in the gulags, and his harrowing escape and journey to the United States. Registration is required at projectsave.org. From the 1930s-1950s Stalin's gulag labor camps imprisoned over 18 million people, including at least 4

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Project SAVE Armenian Photograph Archives

Founded in 1975 by Ruth Thomasian, Project Save began as a grassroots effort to document the stories of elderly Armenian immigrants through photographs. Over five decades, the organization amassed more than 100,000 original images from Armenian families and communities around the world, depicting daily life, world events, religious ceremonies and visits with political leaders, artists, writers and freedom fighters. Arto Vaun became Project Save’s executive director in 2021 and led the acquisition of Project Save’s first public home, complete with offices, climate-controlled storage and gallery space.

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  1. “Under Stalin’s Sun”

    The Armenians who saw communism as salvation for the Armenians reported the Armenians they did not like to the regime.
    just like communist hunting in America…(McCarthyism or the Second Red Panic…)
    We also expect something for the Armenians in America who were affected by this and whose lives were destroyed….

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