During the deportation she was taken by an Arab to his house in Deir-el-Zor. The man married her and she gained two children from him. Her parents were among the victims of the deportation. After five years of her slavery her Arab husband installed himself in Aleppo, and then in Damascus. Gullu, seeing many Armenian in Aleppo and even being in connection with her country-men left the Mohammedan and returned to her own nation and Christianism. One day as the evening darkened she knocked at the door of our rescue-home being guided by an Armenian chauffeur.

Left our care: August 8, 1926. In the asylum.