A group of refugees from the Ottoman Empire settled in Nubarashen

A school in Haifa, Palestine, 1933-34

A shelter for adolescent girls opened by the AGBU in Cairo

A tent camp for refugees in Baquba in 1919

A young adolescent refugee in Beirut

Adana, 1909 Armenian refugees near the city limits

Adana, 1909 detail of the five-ravaged Armenian quarter near the American Mission.

Adolescent girls and widows recovered from Turks and given shelter in the NER mission in Aintab in 1919.

Adolescent girls gathered in the shelter opened at the AGBU’s initiative in Ourfa’s Monastary of St. Sarkis. Left T.Atamian. Right Kevork Berberian.

AGBU Members of the Cesarea Kayseri Committee for Relief

AGBU's Nubar School in the 1950's, Teheran, Iran

Apprentice cobblers and tinsmiths in Aleppo’s Armenian orphanage in 1923

Apprentices in the Melkonian Institute’s mechanics workshop, Nicosia 1926

Armenian deportees from the Jabal Druze who made their way to Aqaba in 1918.

Armenian orphanage in Sebastia Sivas in 1902

Armenian orphans in the Nar-Omar camp, Iraq

Armenian orphans living in tents in Greece

Armenian refugee women eking out a living in Beirut by collecting paper and wood.

Armenian refugees settling in a camp in Beirut

Armenians from Iran taken in hand by the Teheran AGBU in 1947 after the failure of their bid for repatriation