US EditionTracing my grandmother’s footsteps in AfyonKaraHisar
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Tracing my grandmother’s footsteps in AfyonKaraHisar
My grandmother, Annig Abroyan, was born in AfyonKaraHisar sometime around 1900. She didn’t know the exact date—or even the year—and would say that those things weren’t important where she came from. The elderly Armenians in Syracuse, New York, during the 1960s and ‘70s were not forthcoming about what had happened to them in “the old country.” I grew up knowing nothing of the Genocide or what they had survived. It wasn’t until I was a young adu…
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