AGBU in Armenia
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AGBU in Armenia AGBU First Assistance to Armenia During the hard famine AGBU, within the frames of his first benevolent projects, in 1907 imported food and seed to Yerevan as an assistance to the starving Armenians. AGBU in Soviet Armenia 1923թ According to the order of 1923, signed by As. Mravyan and Ar. Yerznkyan AGBU became the only benevolent organization allowed to function in the Soviet Armeniaduring the next 14 years. 1920s. Agricultural machines, seed and other assistance to the Soviet Armenia 1926 . Assistance to the reconstruction of Shirak region earthquake zone. 1937 Opening of the Matenadaran library and publishing house constructed by AGBU. Since 1930 Assistance to the Yerevan State University in printing important scientific publications and providing with the necessary newest equipments. 1936. Building of the Home of Armenian Intelligentsia in Yerevan. 1923-36s Approximately 17,000 Armenian migrants return to motherland from Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, Israel, France, Bulgaria and other countries. 1924 Displacement of 250 orphans of AGBU orphanages to Armenia. 1929 Establishment of Mary Noubar Eye Clinic 1929 Establishment of "Darouhi Hakobian" Pregnant Center 1925 Establishment of New Yedovkia village for the resettlement of immigrants. 1937 1 million US dollars fundraising and the establishment of Nubarashen settlement, where 1000 immigrants inhabited. 1944 105,000 US dollar medicines and clothing to Armenia. 1946 51,060 Armenians' repatriation to Armenia from Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Bulgaria, Greece and Romania in virtue of 1,073,810 USD dollars raised by AGBU for that purpose. 1944-48s In general, for the purpose of assisting the immigration and helping postwar Armenia, AGBU fundraised approximately 2, 300,000 US dollars. 1950-88s AGBU assistnace to Armenia through church 1983թ. Opening of Alex Manoogian treasury house in Holy See of St. Etchmiadzin
1988s Earthquake of 1988
Third Republic of Armenia AGBU was side by side with Armenia at the fatal moment of creation of the third republic and during further hard years. 1. AGBU Centers |