Armenian Relief Organization Journal, 1919.

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Armenian Relief Organization Journal, 1919.

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Diary from Frederick Champ's trip as a member of the relief organization from July - October, 1919. Daily typed entried of the trip through the Near East.

1 v. (2 in.).

University of New Mexico, Los Alamos, UNM-Los Alamos Library

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University of New Mexico, Los Alamos, UNM-Los Alamos Library

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