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Genocide photos: survivors, refugees, and those rescued from Bedouins
I've seen other photos where the tattoos were not done for the relatively harmless reasons stated there - Armenian women who were kept as slaves by Arab tribes and who had the the names of their owners tattoed onto their bodies.
I've seen other photos where the tattoos were not done for the relatively harmless reasons stated there - Armenian women who were kept as slaves by Arab tribes and who had the the names of their owners tattoed onto their bodies.
Thankyou for the www link.
When I was a child, I remember it was before 1951, I had gone to the church of Alfortville (94), an Armenian Suburbs south-east of Paris :
There were some Armenian women with tatoos and praying on their knees as muslims. This had impressed me because I had never seen this in the Armenian Church of Paris :
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