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English: A view of the 11th century Armenian Monastery of Varag in the Vaspurakan province of historic Armenian (near the city of Van, now in eastern Turkey). |
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| Source | From presentation titled "Cultural Genocide" (RAA releases photos under the CC-SA license) |
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