This village exists to this day (photos attached). The city itself is located on the shore of the Adriatic Sea.
A small carpet weaving factory was opened in the village, and the sale of the carpets ensured the existence of the whole community.
The initiative of Hrant Nazarian (on the first photo) was implemented with the assistance and personal protection of Benito Mussolini. The costs of electricity, water, medical service, and medical supplies were taken care of by the government.
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Nice article
Thank you for posting this info about the NorArax village in Italy! Never knew it exists! Where exactly is it on the Adriatic coast, Closest big town? Thanks!
Ohhh, if I only knew this before, because I have even visited Bari without knowing of the Armenian existance there>>> thanks for the information, at least for the future (y)
I can't find Nor Araks on Google Maps.
They could be precise in location.
Thank you.
No encuentro Nor Araks en Google Maps.
Podrían ser precisos en la ubicación.
Muchas gracias.
Please can someone email th eexact adress of NOR ARAX or NOR ARAKS, I can not find it anywhere, thanks