Kudsi's husband was killed in the beginning of the Great War. She herself, with her relatives were deported. To and fro the poor people were driven. They wandered afoot for months. By and by Kudsi relatives disappeared. They were killed or taken away by Muslims. 

            One day Kudsi also was dragged away by a Kurd and brought to his village Grebiah. Some years she was forced to live with that man, then he sold her for three Medjidie to another Kurd. After two years he allowed her to marry an Armenian, who was living in the same village. Yet after two years her husband was killed by the Kurd and again forced to live with him. Newly he died and she succeeded in fleeing and reached our home with her two girls - Feride, whose father is the Armenian and Sultan whose father is the Kurd.

Left our care: 1930, married in Aleppo.