A tragic side-issue of the Armenian genocide of 1915 and 1916, was the imprisonment of women and children in Turkish and Kurd harems, a fate which overtook probably a full 200,000 women and children. In 1922 the "League of Nations" granted the first money to the liberation of women and children, and Karen Jeppe started working. This is a documentary film about the liberation of women in the desert of Der Zor. Filmed in 1926.
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Denmark28 April 1926
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Karen Jeppe rescuing Armenians in the desert of Der Zor
A tragic side-issue of the Armenian genocide of 1915 and 1916 was the imprisonment of women and children in Turkish and Kurd harems a fate which overtook ...
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