The Armenian St. Kevork Church (Saint George) after it was burnt during fighting between rebel fighters and Syrian government forces

Dec 7, 2013

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The Armenian St. Kevork Church (Saint George) after it was burnt during fighting between rebel fighters and Syrian government forces.

”Nearly a century after the Armenian genocide, these people are still being slaughtered in Syria – And now, almost unmentioned in the media, their holy places are also being desecrated”, Robert Fisk, Sunday 1 December 2013

The Armenian St. Kevork Church (Saint George) is seen in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, on October 30, 2012, after it was burnt during fighting between rebel fighters and Syrian government forces

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