Armenian Genocide Photo Collection
Armenian Women with her three children.
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Orphans sister and brother during the massacres in Der Zor, 1919, David Adamyan collection
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Death of fatigue Deported Armenian children (Kharpert, 1915), by Maria Jacobsen, Diary 1907-1919. Kharpout, Turkey, translated into Armenian from the original manuscriptet written by Nerses Pakhdikian, Mihran Simonian, Antelias, Lebanon, 1979.
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Kharbert (Kharpout) 1915 One of many Armenian children who have twisted away to a skeleton, by Maria Jacobsem, Diary 1907-1919. Kharpout, Turkey, translated into Armenian from the original manuscriptet written by Nerses Pakhdikian, Mihran Simonian, Antelias, Lebanon, 1979.
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Syria, Aleppo - Armenian woman kneeling beside her dead child "within sight of help and safety in Aleppo."
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Armenian refugees in a camp.
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Armenian refugees in the Rescue Committee's tent, Aintab.
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Armenian refugee children. Worth noting is the number of children in the picture which is indicative of how many parents who must have been killed and disappeared.
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Armenian refugees in one of the tents of the Rescue Committee, Aintab.
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In anticipation of death Emaciated young woman waiting for death while the rest of the family are watching.
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Armenian Orphans Armenian
Orphans who have gathered from the desert of Der Zor. (David Adamyan in the middle), 1919. |
Tortured Priest
Tortured and murdered Armenian priest. |
Unearthed Remains A group of persons, incl. Harutyun Hovakimyan, digging for the remains of Armenian victims of Der Zor, 1938.
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Armenian children in Adana Armenian children returning to Adana, during 1918 to 1920, many of them murdered or deported again.
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Armenian starving refugees who sleep in the street. Maria Jacobsen, diary 1907-1919. Kharpout, Turkey.
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Dead Armenian Women
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A group of Armenians from Zeytoun who have forcibly moved to Marash in May 1915: soon after the photo had been taken they were burned and massacred all by the Turks. Marash governor is in the top row.
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Armenian Refugees
Armenian refugees at the pyramid built by the heads of the Armenian victims. |
Armenian Orphans
Armenian orphans in Vagharshapat (Etchmiadzin), the summer of 1915. |
Armenian Refugees
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Funeral of Refugees
Funeral of Western Armenian refugee family, the province of Erivan (Yerevan), the summer of 1915. |
Armenian Survivors
Armenian survivors after the 1909-year's massacres in Deurt-Yol, Cilicia (Adana). |
Armenian Refugees
Armenian refugees in Aleppo, 1919 |
Armenian Refugees
Armenian refugees in Aleppo, 1919 |
Gallery: National Geographic Magazine
His parents have been murdered: he is starving. Volum XXXVI, No. five, in November 1919, p 417
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Brother and sister, orphans, begged for a train ride to another town, where they might get bread.
Volume XXXVI, No.. five, in November 1919, p 404 |
Starving woman in the town of Igdir
Volume XXXVI, No.. five, in November 1919, p 406 |
Begging for bread when a train from the American aid organization arrives at an Armenian station.
Volume XXXVI, No.. five, in November 1919, p 406 |
A single day's rescue in Erivan (Yerevan), photo by Melville Chater.
Volume XXXVI, No. five, in November 1919, p 408 |
Armenian orphans in Alexandropol: They get a half pound of bread and a piece of sugar per day.
Volume XXXVI, No. five, in November 1919, p 409 |
Orphans refugees who hope to reach any city where there is bread. These children ate the candle light drops from the side of the charitable organization car, in a country that is naturally fertile.
Volume XXXVI, No. five, in November 1919, p 410 |
Igdir, Armenian children eat their ration of boiled rice, which is awarded by the American Committee.
Volume XXXVI, No. five, in November 1919, p 412 |
Refugee burial outside Etchmiadzin
Volume XXXVI, No. five, in November 1919, p 411 |
Armenian children who weave carpets in the American Committee's store in Erivan (Yerevan)
Volume XXXVI, No. five, in November 1919, p 413 |
Trying to get all the heat the sun gives, Alexandropol
Volume XXXVI, No.. five, in November 1919, p 414 |
Tortured Armenian woman with her child "Iskri" newspaper, October 18, 1915
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Ox-pulled caravan loaded with American flour goes to rescue
Volume XXXVI, No. five, in November 1919, p 416 |
The remains of the deported Armenians' caravan that never
arrived. "Iskri" newspaper
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Remains of Armenian corpses that have been burned alive in a cattle shed in Aly-Zrna.
The skull and the bodies of Armenians killed in the Ali-Zrna.
The skeletons of tortured Armenian women and children close to the Monastery in Mush.
The remains of Armenian children, drowned in the Black Sea, Trabizon, 1916.
Armenian workers killed in Bitlis
The body of a raped, tortured and headless Armenian woman in Bitlis.
Collection of orphans and forlorn child during the exodus from Van, 1915.
The funeral of Western Armenian refugee family, the province Eivan (Yerevan), summer 1915
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The bodies of brutally murdered Armenians during Bitlisbron.
The skeletons of Armenian women and children in the valley of the St. Karapets Monastery in Mush.
The skull of living burned refugees in Bitlis.
The corpses of Armenian laborers, killed by Turks on the road near Mush.
Headless bodies of Armenian workers in the construction of the road to Bitlis.
The remainder of refugees during the retreat from Van, 14 July 1915, near Tashlichay
The victims of epidemics during the retreat, July 14, 1915, Idgir-grove.
The rest of the refugees at the foot of Ararat during the retreat, July 14, 1915
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Gallery: Victor Pitchman
Armenian Refugees in Deportation Route
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IMAGE GALLERY: GERMAN ARCHIVES
Politisches Archiv des Auswartigen Amtes, Bonn, Turkei Archivbestand Abotschaft Constantinople, No. 169.
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Politisches Archiv des Auswartigen Amtes, Bonn, Turkei Archivbestand Abotschaft Constantinople, No. 169.
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Camp for deportees in the vicinity of Erzurum General Library, State Department, Constantinople, No. 169.
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Politisches Archiv des Auswartigen Amtes, Bonn, Turkei Archivbestand Abotschaft Constantinople, No. 169.
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Politisches Archiv des Auswartigen Amtes, Bonn, Turkei Archivbestand Abotschaft Constantinople, No. 169.
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Deported in Erzurum
General Library, State Department, Constantinople, No. 169. |
Armenian deportees who sleep on the street
1915 Politisches Archiv des Auswartigen Amtes, Bonn, Turkei 183, Armenia, Bd. 41 |
Murdered Armenian, 1915-1916
Politisches Archiv des Auswartigen Amtes, Bonn, Turkei 183, Armenia, Bd. 41 |
Image Gallery: Leslie A. Davis
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