His father died in his early years, so that he can not recollect him now. He was exiled with his mother and one brother to Konia. After two months the caravan started again, passing many towns and villages reached Ras-el-Ain. The government ordered to build their houses there and the people began to build a village there, but when houses were at hand, the people were forced to leave them and to go further on. They went forward. 

One morning they saw the whole caravan besieged by Kürds, Tchetchens and Arabs, there ensued the indesirable scene … they killed. 

Nazar, as a little child was taken by a Kürd woman to her house. After a week he met his mother, who, a survivor, had wandered many villages, begging for bread and looking for her children. The Kürd woman took care of her too, but she could not endure more and died. 

Nazar’s step brothers treated him badly during his slavery, so after 12 years he succeeded to reach Hassitshe with the help of our agent. 

We found his uncle in Beyrouth and sent him there. 

Left our care:  5/5 27. Relatives.