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EXHIBIT H / PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE

Remembrance.
Survival.
Aftermath.

The Armenian Genocide in photographs. Displacement, destruction, survival and remembrance.

Archival photograph described as deportees in Harput Vilayet

THE EXHIBITION

History in
photographs.

These photographs document the Armenian Genocide and its aftermath. Move through five photographic rooms, or select any image to explore it in detail. Original photographs remain uncolourized.

ROOM 01 / PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE

Deportation & Displacement

Families forced from their homes; displacement documented in contemporary photographs.

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The roads of exile.

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ROOM 02 / PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE

Atrocities & Documentation

Photographs documenting atrocities committed during the Armenian Genocide.

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The historical record.

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ROOM 03 / PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE

Children & Orphans

Orphanages, rescued children and the work of care after catastrophe.

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Childhood interrupted.

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ROOM 04 / PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE

Survival & Refuge

Portraits and images of women, refugees and survivors.

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The lives that endured.

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ROOM 05 / PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE

Relief & Aftermath

Relief efforts, refugee camps and the continuing consequences of the Armenian Genocide.

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Beyond 1915.

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ARMENIAN GENOCIDE MUSEUM OF CANADA / EXHIBIT H

To see is to remember.

This photographic exhibition preserves evidence of the Armenian Genocide and the experiences of those who survived. The museum honours the 1.5 million victims and the lives irrevocably changed.