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Title:
"RESISTANCE AND RESCURE DURING THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE"
When:
Friday - November 4, 2011  4pm
Where:
Stuart Hall 102, Univ of Chicago - Chicago
Category:
External Event

Description

“Resistance and rescue during the Armenian Genocide: the story behind a photograph: Marsovan, 1915-1918”

Friday Nov 4 at 4pm  Stuart Hall 102, 5835 S. Greenwood Ave,  University of Chicago

also

“Memories of a lost Armenian home: Photography, Anatolia College and the story of an Armenian family in Anatolia”

Sunday Nov 6 at 3pm AGBU/Chicago Center  free admission. reception following talk.


Presented by

 

Prof Armen Marsoobian 
Chairperson & Professor of Philosophy, Southern Connecticut State University
&
Nikit and Eleorna Ordjanian Visiting Professor of Armenian Studies, 
Department of Middle Eastern,
South Asian, and African Studies, Columbia University 

  

 Drawing on memoirs, letters and missionary accounts, Prof Marsoobian chronicles the history of an entire region through his own family story and that of Anatolia College, an institution vital to the life of the historic Armenian province of Sepastia. His talk is richly illustrated with dozens of photographs and drawings from the family collection, tracing his family's history from Sivas to relocation in Marsovan, where his grandfather Tsolag became official photographer for both the college and governor of the province 

 

Venue

Venue:
Stuart Hall 102, Univ of Chicago
Street:
5835 S. Greenwood Ave
ZIP:
60637
City:
Chicago
State:
IL
Country:
Country: us

Description

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