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Sevan teams with Worcester s Glue Man Records for EP Robert Duguay Correspondent With a death toll of more than 1.5 million people, the Armenian Genocide is one of the largest examples of systematic mass murder in human history. Happening in the Ottoman Empire, present day Turkey, from 1915 during World War I to 1923, there were death marches into the Syrian Desert, forced deprivation of food and water and periodic instances of robbery, rape and massacres. To this day Turkey denies that the whole thing happened, but all across the world there are memorials to the ones lost during this horrific event. There are three of them in Massachusetts with Armenian Heritage Park in Boston, the Armenian Martyrs Memorial on the grounds of Saints Vartanantz Armenian Orthodox Church in Chelmsford and the Armenian Genocide Memorial in Watertown. In various Armenian families, there have been stories about the genocide passed down from generation to generation.

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