Jacqueline Toutounjian, a 73-year-old Armenian Syrian who fled the violence in Aleppo, prays at home in Anjar on April 17.
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Reconstructed ruins of an ancient Ummayyad village in Anjar. The town’s first Armenian settlers found the site completely buried.
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Clerics in Vagharshapat, Armenia, hold a canonization ceremony on Thursday for the victims of the Armenian genocide.
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Members of the Armenian Apostolic Church participate in the canonization ceremony at the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, a complex in Vagharshapat, Armenia, that serves as the administrative headquarters of the church.
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Women attend a religious service at the cathedral in Vagharshapat before the canonization ceremony.
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Armenian Iranian children in Esfahan, Iran, chant anti-Turkey slogans during a ceremony in April to commemorate the Armenian genocide.
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A woman on Wednesday looks into a chasm as Armenians gather during a commemoration ceremony at a site called Dudan near Diyarbakir, Turkey, and believed to be a mass grave of the Armenian genocide.
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