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A Second House for the Children of the Armenian Genocide

Summary by El Salto
In Jbeil, about forty kilometers north of Beirut, there is a history that often goes unnoticed, that of the thousands of Armenian boys and girls who arrived in Lebanon escaping genocide.There, an orphanage converted into a museum tries to recover the historical memory of all of them.Main themes: ArmeniaRead full article
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In Jbeil, about forty kilometers north of Beirut, there is a history that often goes unnoticed, that of the thousands of Armenian boys and girls who arrived in Lebanon escaping genocide.There, an orphanage converted into a museum tries to recover the historical memory of all of them.Main themes: ArmeniaRead full article

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El Salto broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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