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Just beyond at the junction of the streets Khan Kroum and Clement, is the small 19th century Armenian Church of “St. Sarkis".
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The modest 19th century Armenian Church of “St. Sarkis” is tucked into the corner of a schoolyard just past the intersection of Khan Kroum and St. Clement streets. The Church, which serves a small population of roughly 3,000 people, has beautiful icons covered in Armenian lettering.
A modest tablet outside the Armenian church commemorates the genocide of 1915, when up to 1.5 million Armenians were killed by the Ottomans, implying a shared history of pain in which Armenians and Bulgarians can find common cause.
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