Khosrov was exiled with his parents and relatives to Ras-el-Ain. There the caravan was conducted to the top of a hill, where the people had to remain for many days under the burning sun-burn without food and without water. Many of them died of hunger and many were choked with thirst. Khosrov's mother, accompanied with her children, attempted to cross the zone secretly, but the poor woman fell down by a gendarm's bullet while the child was brought back and was given to an Arab with whom he lived many years and grew up as a shepherd. But he did not forget at all his nation and one day he fled to our agent in Hassitshe whence he was sent to us.

Left our care: October 9, 1926. Relatives. Uncle in Aleppo