6 января 1916 года армяне, скрываясь, праздновали Рождество в Марсоване, Османская империя. На баннере написано “Иисус родился в 1916 году" ”Ցիսռւս ծնավ). В январе 1916 года семьи Дилдилян и Дер Арутюнян готовились тайно отпраздновать армянское Рождество в доме последних, расположенном на окраине Марсована (современный Мерзифон, Турция). Это было их первое Рождество с тех пор, как они избежали депортации, приняв ислам. Это событие было увековечено на редкой фотографии, которая является частью коллекции Дилдилиана, знаменитого фотографа повседневной жизни в Османской империи
Фотография профессора Армена Т. Марсубяна из коллекции Дилдилиана 🇦🇲CHRISTMAS DURING GENOCIDE
Armenians secretly celebrating Christmas in hiding during the Armenian Genocide on Jan 6, 1916 in Marsovan, Ottoman Empire.
The banner reads “Jesus is born 1916” (Ցիսռւս ծնավ).
In January 1916, the Dildilian and Der Haroutiounian families prepared to secretly celebrate Armenian Christmas at the latter’s house, on the outskirts of Marsovan (modern day Merzifon, Turkey). This was their first Christmas since they had evaded deportation by converting to Islam. The occasion was immortalized in a rare photograph that is part of the Dildilian collection, famed photographers of everyday life in the Ottoman Empire
Photo from Professor Armen T. Marsoobian via the Dildilian Collection
6 января 1916 года армяне, скрываясь, праздновали Рождество в Марсоване, Османская империя. На баннере написано “Иисус родился в 1916 году" ”Ցիսռւս ծնավ). В январе 1916 года семьи Дилдилян и Дер Арутюнян готовились тайно отпраздновать армянское Рождество в доме последних, расположенном на окраине Марсована (современный Мерзифон, Турция). Это было их первое Рождество с тех пор, как они избежали депортации, приняв ислам. Это событие было увековечено на редкой фотографии, которая является частью коллекции Дилдилиана, знаменитого фотографа повседневной жизни в Османской империи
Фотография профессора Армена Т. Марсубяна из коллекции Дилдилиана 🇦🇲CHRISTMAS DURING GENOCIDE
Armenians secretly celebrating Christmas in hiding during the Armenian Genocide on Jan 6, 1916 in Marsovan, Ottoman Empire.
The banner reads “Jesus is born 1916” (Ցիսռւս ծնավ).
In January 1916, the Dildilian and Der Haroutiounian families prepared to secretly celebrate Armenian Christmas at the latter’s house, on the outskirts of Marsovan (modern day Merzifon, Turkey). This was their first Christmas since they had evaded deportation by converting to Islam. The occasion was immortalized in a rare photograph that is part of the Dildilian collection, famed photographers of everyday life in the Ottoman Empire
Photo from Professor Armen T. Marsoobian via the Dildilian Collection
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