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The AGBU Nubar Library Holdings
Boris Adjemian
A look at the major collections of the AGBU Nubar Library.
The AGBU Nubar Library Holdings
Founded in 1928, the AGBU Nubar Library in Paris is one of four major libraries in the Armenian diaspora and holds within its walls a wealth of knowledge and cultural history salvaged from the destruction of the Armenian Genocide. Here, the director of the Library, Dr. Boris Adjemian, discusses the main collections in the holdings of this long-standing institution and their relevance today.
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