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New Handwritten Memoir at the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute
25.11.2025
On November 22, the scientific funds of the AGMI were enriched with a new handwritten memoir. The author is Jivan Aristakesyan, who survived the Armenian Genocide, subsequently participated in the Great Patriotic War (WWII), and settled in Kapan. The memoirs, contained in 11 notebooks, were sent by his children from Moscow.
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