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Archives interrupted: vintage photos show Gaza 'we no longer know'

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Title
Archives interrupted: vintage photos show Gaza 'we no longer know'
Abstract
Djeghalian survived the Armenian genocide of 1915 – a term strongly denied by Turkey – then settled in Gaza, opening the city's first ever photo studio in 1944. He refused to leave, despite the recurring conflicts hitting the small territory wedged between Egypt and what became Israel in 1948, spending four decades capturing images of the Palestinian society that had adopted him.
Website Title
RFI
Date
2026-05-22
Accessed
6/20/26, 3:37 PM
Short Title
Archives interrupted
Language
English
License
Archives & Archival Collections
Extra
Palestine
Citation
Archives interrupted: vintage photos show Gaza “we no longer know.” (2026, May 22). RFI. https://www.rfi.fr/en/international/20260522-archives-interrupted-vintage-photos-show-gaza-we-no-longer-know