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Lesser Armenia (2004) OCLC 56414051
Armenian Tigranakert/
Diarbekir and Edessa/Urfa (2006) OCLC 67361643
Armenian Cilicia (2008) OCLC 185095701...
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Catholic Church in
Turkey Cathedral of St. Mary in
Diarbekir Cheney,
David M. "
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General M****acres of
Christians in
Diarbekir", in
Richard G.
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Armenian Tigranakert/
Diarbekir and Edessa/Urfa, UCLA
Armenian History...
-
Persian gezengevi-gezo, men,
Turkish Kudret helvasi, man-es-simma, also
Diarbekir manna, or
Kurdish manna. It is
formed by
aphids and
appears white. It...
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Meyrier and the
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- gasoline, and lit on fire. This
practice took
place in Der Zor,
Kharpert and
Diarbekir provinces, and most infamously, at a
German run
orphanage in Mush. Dr...
