While some of them had gotten pregnant, those Armenian soldiers who survived the war would be suddenly summoned by Soviet leaders. Eventually, Stalin put them on trial, and many ended up in Siberian labor camps.
In the below 5-part documentary, the children of the lost Armenian soldiers talk about their lives without their fathers, about their experiences, and about their search for them.
by PeopleOfAr
Zealand girls in Armenian arms Part 1-5
Zealand girls in Armenian arms Part 2-5
Zealand girls in Armenian arms Part 3-5
Zealand girls in Armenian arms Part 4-5
Zealand girls in Armenian arms Part 5-5
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