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Kars: A testament to Armenian history in shadow of genocide

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Eastern Turkey's Kars showcases architectural treasures like the Stone or Vardan Bridge, and the Church of the Twelve Apostles, which exemplify the city's profound Armenian heritage, amid a haunting legacy of genocide and displacement.
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Kars: A testament to Armenian history in shadow of genocide

Eastern Turkey's Kars showcases architectural treasures like the Stone or Vardan Bridge, and the Church of the Twelve Apostles, which exemplify the city's profound Armenian heritage, amid a haunting legacy of genocide and displacement.

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