Granddaughters of Armenian Genocide survivors share stories of resilience
The stories of Armenian Genocide survivors
There are a handful of genocide survivors still alive to share their stories, but their incredible stories of resilience will continue to be shared by their children and grandchildren.
LOS ANGELES - Saturday, April 24 marks the 106th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.
There are a handful of genocide survivors still alive to share their stories, but their incredible stories of resilience will continue to be shared by their children and grandchildren.
For comedic actress and writer Lory Tatoulian performing and making people laugh is in her DNA. She credits her late grandmother’s creative spirit.
Granddaughters of Armenian Genocide survivors share stories of resilience
By Araksya Karapetyan
The stories of Armenian Genocide survivors
There are a handful of genocide survivors still alive to share their stories, but their incredible stories of resilience will continue to be shared by their children and grandchildren.
LOS ANGELES - Saturday, April 24 marks the 106th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.
There are a handful of genocide survivors still alive to share their stories, but their incredible stories of resilience will continue to be shared by their children and grandchildren.
For comedic actress and writer Lory Tatoulian performing and making people laugh is in her DNA. She credits her late grandmother’s creative spirit.