Armenian Oral History

Title

Contributor

Aynur de Rouen, Ph.D.

Description

This collection includes interviews in English with informants of all ages and a variety of backgrounds from various parts of Armenia. The interviews provide deeper insight into the history of the Armenian culture through personal accounts, narratives, testimonies, and memories of their early lives in their adoptive country and back in Armenia.

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Rights

In copyright.

Relation

Sustainable Communities Oral History Collection

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