Lost evidence of Armenian Genocide discovered in Jerusalem archive

Boxes of evidence have rested in the archives of the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem for nearly a century, inaccessible to scholars "for reasons that are not entirely clear."

Demonstrators hold candles and pictures of Armenian victims during a commemoration for the victims of mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks in the Armenian Genocide, in Istanbul April 23, 2015.

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ByARIANE MANDELL

APRIL 23, 2017 09:41

Updated: APRIL 24, 2017 12:52

Lost evidence of Armenian Genocide discovered in Jerusalem archive

Boxes of evidence have rested in the archives of the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem for nearly a century, inaccessible to scholars "for reasons that are not entirely clear."

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Lost evidence of Armenian Genocide discovered in Jerusalem archive

Boxes of evidence have rested in the archives of the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem for nearly a century, inaccessible to scholars "for reasons that are not entirely clear."

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