Zohran's father is in Aleppo. During the deportation he was taken into the army and his family was exiled. When the war was over, he returned to his house, but alas, the house was ruined and the inhabitants were lost. The poor man came one day to us. He had located his daughter's place in a village in the  environment of Mardin, but he was not able to get her in any way. Our attempt was successful with the help of an Armenian Catholic priest, who paid a compensation to a muleteer and in this way succeeded to send her to Aleppo.

Left our care: July 13, 1926. Relatives, Aleppo.