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الهجرة الأرمينية إلى سورية في العهد العثماني
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بينت الدراسة بوضوح الجذور التاريخية للهجرات الأرمينية إلى سورية، ووضع اللبنات الأولى لبدايات هذه الهجرات والتي بنيت على أساسها بعد حين العلاقات التجارية والاجتماعية بين العرب والأرمن.
The study showed clearly the historical roots of the Armenian migrations to Syria, and put the first building blocks of the beginnings of these migrations, which was built on the basis of which after a while commercial and social relations between the Arabs and Armenians.
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