Genocide
93 items
№ 0016
An Armenian family that survived the Genocide
№ 0017
Girls at their mother's grave
№ 0026Deir ez-Zor
A brother and sister separated during the Genocide
№ 00311908Erznka (Erzincan)
Soghomon Tehlirian with his family, Erznka (Erzincan), 1908
№ 00871919Damascus
Shelter for Armenian refugees in Damascus, 1919
№ 0091early 20th century
Armenian women and children on the road of forced deportation
№ 01051920Syria
Armenian orphans from Caesarea in Syria, 1920
+1№ 0109Mush
View of Mush
№ 01401920–1921Aleppo
An Armenian boy found in the desert, Aleppo, 1920–1921
+3№ 0145Tarsus
The old Armenian quarter of Tarsus
+2№ 01601915Musa Ler (Musa Dagh)
Evacuation of the Armenians of Musa Ler by French ships
+3№ 01661920Alexandropol (Gyumri)
Orphanage Children in Alexandropol, 1920
№ 01891916New York
Armenian-Syrian Relief volunteers, New York, 1916
№ 0193
The family carpet cut in two
№ 0208
Nubar Grigoryan, a woman who fought for her people
№ 0220Surb Arakelots Monastery
Vardan Vardapet at the Surb Arakelots Monastery of Mush
№ 02251919Constantinople (Istanbul)
The first memorial to the victims of the Armenian Genocide
№ 02321911Tigranakert (Diyarbakır)
The Malkhasyan family in Tigranakert (Diyarbakır), 1911
№ 0246Aleppo
Armenian Children in a Refugee Camp in Aleppo
№ 02581919Karahisar
Artashes Hambardzumyan in Scottish uniform, 1919
№ 0272
The lost heritage of Armenian churches
№ 02861900–1915Kharberd (Harput)
The Fabrikatorian brothers, industrialists of Mezre
№ 0287
Rescued orphans of Western Armenia
№ 0291c. 1921Aleppo
Children of the Shirajian orphanage receiving treatment, Aleppo
№ 02971895Yerevan
Vardges Surenyants, “Trampled Sanctity”, 1895
№ 0307Tigranakert (Diyarbakır)
The Dudan Chasm near Tigranakert
№ 0322Yerevan
Memorial to the heroes of Operation Nemesis in Yerevan
№ 03281915Van
The American hospital in Van before and after the shelling
№ 03311918Marash (Kahramanmaraş)
Armenian orphans in Marash, 1918
№ 03691915Van
Armenian cavalry in Van, 1915
+1№ 04031918Palestine
Armenian refugee children in Palestine, 1918
+3№ 04041915
The warship Guichen, rescuer of the Armenians of Musa Ler
№ 0406Caesarea (Kayseri)
Chest with an Armenian inscription at a market in Caesarea
№ 04101919Aintab (Gaziantep)
Araksia Jebejian, Aintab, 1919
+1№ 0418Alexandropol (Gyumri)
Armenian orphans of the Alexandropol orphanages
№ 04721915Van
Armenian Boys Defending Van, 1915
№ 05301949Belmont (Massachusetts)
The Ghazarosian sisters, Belmont, 1949
№ 0585
Soghomon Tehlirian with his wife Anahit
№ 0589
Soghomon Tehlirian with his wife and son
№ 06071922Smyrna (Izmir)
The ruined Armenian quarter of Smyrna, 1922
№ 0610
The Painter Arshile Gorky
№ 0630Beirut
Anna Pambukyan and Yeghia Mansuryan with Their Son Tigran
№ 06311967Yerevan
Opening of the Tsitsernakaberd memorial, 1967
№ 06321918Baghdad
Armenian children of Baghdad, 1918
№ 06441923Alexandropol (Gyumri)
Literature lesson at the Alexandropol orphanage, 1923
№ 0660Ghazir
The Ghazir rug
№ 06641916Marash (Kahramanmaraş)
Armenian orphan girls of Marash in a German orphanage, 1916
№ 0712Cilicia
Cilicia: a fortress on the Mediterranean coast
№ 0715United States
Advertising poster for the film “Ravished Armenia”
№ 08141991Marseille
A scene from the film “Mayrig”, 1991
№ 0875Aintab (Gaziantep)
Church of the Holy Mother of God in Aintab
№ 09441920Syria
Orphaned children from Caesarea in Syria, 1920
№ 0948c. 1915Western Armenia
“An Armenian View of the Baghdad Railway”, c. 1915
№ 09731925Ghazir
The Ghazir Rug
№ 09911915Aleppo
Tattooed Armenian woman from Aleppo, 1915
№ 0994
Karen Jeppe, “Mother of the Armenians”
№ 10011919Constantinople (Istanbul)
The first monument to the Genocide victims, 1919
№ 10081916Marash (Kahramanmaraş)
Armenian orphans of Marash in a German orphanage, 1916
№ 10402008Talin
Mariam Avoyan with her wedding photograph
№ 1047Western Armenia
The Hamidian massacres (1894–1896)
+2№ 10531988Sumgait (Sumqayit)
In memory of the victims of the Sumgait massacre, 1988
№ 1056Ottoman Empire
Shavarsh Krissian, founder of the Baltaliman club
№ 1072Shushi
Ruins of the Armenian quarter of Shushi after the 1920 massacre
№ 1079Mardin
Bishop Ignatius Maloyan
№ 11031922Malatia (Malatya)
A caravan of Armenian orphans from Malatia, 1922
№ 11041922Aleppo
Armenian orphans from Marash near Aleppo, 1922
№ 1107Western Armenia
In memory of the victims of the Armenian Genocide
№ 1108United States
Woodrow Wilson, 28th President of the United States
№ 1126Mush
A house built from the stones of Surb Karapet Monastery
№ 1160Van
The self-defence of Van, 1915
№ 11721920Marash (Kahramanmaraş)
Armenian women and children deported from Marash, 1920
№ 11801915Alexandretta (İskenderun)
Armenian refugees in a church, Alexandretta, 1915
№ 1195Constantinople (Istanbul)
Armenian intellectuals arrested in 1915
№ 11981895Western Armenia
The massacre of Christians in Armenia, 1895
№ 1201Mardin
Archbishop Ignatius Maloyan
№ 1219Hajin (Saimbeyli)
Saint Hakob Monastery of Hajin in 1915 and 2021
№ 1232Paris
The Komitas monument in Paris
№ 1234Gandzak (Ganja)
Sargis Barseghyan, figure of the liberation movement
№ 1240early 20th centuryAdana
The Armenian Quarter of Adana, early 20th century
+7№ 1242Aintab (Gaziantep)
The Church of the Holy Mother of God in Aintab
№ 1243Ottoman Empire
Rafael de Nogales Méndez
№ 1244Surb Arakelots Monastery
Surb Arakelots Monastery near Mush, then and now
№ 12451895Yerevan
Vardges Sureniants, “Desecrated Sanctuary”, 1895
№ 12471915–1916Alexandropol (Gyumri)
Armenian orphans waiting to be admitted to an orphanage
+1№ 1292Adana
View of Adana
№ 13041920–1921Aleppo
The Armenian boy found in the desert, Aleppo
№ 1306France
Missak Manouchian
№ 13671950sBeirut
Bersabe Vaivayan with her grandson, Beirut
№ 13701915Marash (Kahramanmaraş)
Armenian prisoners from Zeitun in Marash, 1915
№ 14161922Jerusalem
Two Armenian Genocide Survivors, Jerusalem
№ 1422Alexandropol (Gyumri)
Children of the Alexandropol orphanage at prayer
№ 14251915Van
The Fedayis of Van, 1915
№ 14281908Erznka (Erzincan)