Barkev Sanders Papers 1947-1990

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Barkev Sanders Papers 1947-1990

Professional papers, correspondence, and records pertaining to the Hanford mortality study in which Sanders was a participant from 1964 to 1976. The papers also include Sanders' involvement with the Social Security Mission of Japan, the United States Social Security Administration, real estate, and the personal materials.

16 containers.; 9 linear feet of shelf space.

eng,

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SNAC Resource ID: 6368519

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Brodsky, Allen

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Sanders, Barkev S.

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Barkev Sanders was born Barkev Sandragortzian in Tagh, Shatach, Turkey to an Armenian family on July 2, 1903. His father was a teacher and a Protestant minister. Shortly after his birth, Sanders was taken to the city of Van, where he spent most of his childhood. In 1915, during the Turkish persecution of Armenians, Sanders and his family fled Turkey and relocated to Alkamar, Russian Armenia, where, also in 1915, both of his parents and two of his brothers died. Following his sojourn...

Mancuso, Thomas F.

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