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Famous Armenian poet Yeghishe Charents\'s house in Kars and its current inhabitantsSedrak MkrtchyanStreets of KarsSedrak MkrtchyanCar repair service adSedrak Mkrtchyan A truck where Kars treaty was signed in 1921, according which Armenian region Kars with Sarighamish, Artvin, Olti and Surmalu with mount Ararat were given to Turkey, and Nakhichevan region to Azerbaijan. As a reciprocal gift Turkey gave Adjaria to GeorgiSedrak MkrtchyanSedrak MkrtchyanWomen waiting for a bus in Kars suburbsSedrak MkrtchyanKars valley Sedrak MkrtchyanStreets of KarsSedrak Mkrtchyan Monument to Ataturk, founder of modern Turkish Republic and a Mosque at sunriseSedrak MkrtchyanTypical Turkish street with small shops and bunch of adsSedrak MkrtchyanSedrak MkrtchyanKars reflection with minaret in the centerSedrak MkrtchyanKars current inhabitantsSedrak Mkrtchyan Poverty is spread around Western Armenia region. The region was mainly populated by Kurds and rarely by Turks in the period after WWI, when native Armenian population was exterminatedSedrak Mkrtchyan Kars Arakelots church as seen from Kars fortressSedrak MkrtchyanUnclear writings on the newly built wall around the church Sedrak MkrtchyanThis boy was earning money arranging prayers\' shoes left at mosque entranceSedrak MkrtchyanArakelots church from outside. Ornaments on the dome are preserved, while the cross on the top is removedSedrak MkrtchyanKars St. Arakelots Armenian church. After Turkish invasion in 1920, the church was converted to mosque. Entering inside you need to take off your shoes. Armenian prayers and ceremonies are prohibitedSedrak MkrtchyanTurkish flag rising over Kars fortress, founded by Armenian royal family of BagratuniSedrak MkrtchyanRussian Orthodox church converted to Muslim mosqueSedrak MkrtchyanStreets of KarsSedrak MkrtchyanWomen working in the fieldSedrak Mkrtchyan
