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Armenians in the Ottoman Empire
An Armenian priest of Aghtamar (Van, Western Armenia)
Armenian girl being led by two women to the church for marriage, in early 18th-century Ottoman Empire
Zeytun Armenians
An Armenian who goes to the church to get married, accompanied by a companion bringing his sword
Adana (Cilicia) 1900 - Armenians
Armenian Family - Van - Western Armenia
These are Armenian officers of the Ottoman Army.
Armenians Dancing - 1914-1915
A Group of Armenian Girls, Constantinople, 1914
