In the beginning of the persecutions her husband set forth with the intention to cross the frontiers of Turkey and reach Russia. Unfortunately he could not succeed and was killed.

                  Holo was deported with her children. The caravan reached Urfa and after a few days rest it was sent forward on. Holo was unable to continue the troublesome journey, thus, she was left behind, while the caravan continued its march. An Arab pitied and took her to his village, where she lived 11 years working for her master. When Holo heard about our rescue-home, she asked the Arab to let her go. He consented and allowed her to go to Aleppo.

                  She is now in our house waiting anxiously the arrival of her long-lost children too, if they are still alive.

 

 

Left our care: February 10, 1926. Relatives.