Genocide of the Armenians under the Ottoman Empire (PDF, new window)
Image. Armenian refugees from remote provinces of Asia Minor, concentrated in Jerusalem, shortly after Easter 1918. They were fed and clothed by the Syria and Palestine Relief Fund with American donations. Credit: U.S. National Archives.
Image. Armenian widow with her children. In 1899, after her husband was murdered following the Armenian massacres of 1894-1896, the family walked from their home in the Geghi region to Kharpert (Harput) in eastern Anatolia, Turkey, seeking help from missionaries. Credit: U.S. National Archives.
Image. Armenian refugee children in a refugee camp in the Caucasus, 1920. Credit: U.S. National Archives.
Image. Armenian orphans on the playground of the "Orphan City" in Alexandropol (now Gyumri), Armenia, 1919. Credit: U.S. National Archives.
Image. Armenian orphans at the time of their deportation, 1920. Credit: U.S. National Archives