Entartsag Oratsuys Azkayin Hivantanotsi (1901)
Name/Title
Entartsag Oratsuys Azkayin Hivantanotsi (1901)Secondary Title
Ընդարձակ Օրացոյց Ազգային Հիւանդանոցի. Transliteration: Entartsag Oratsuys Azkayin Hivantanotsi. Translation: Extensive Calendar of the National HospitalDescription
The 1901 Calendar/Almanac of the Surp Prgich Armenian Hospital in Constantinople is a historical publication that provides a unique and valuable insight into the Armenian community in Turkey during the early 20th century. This almanac contains a wealth of rare and significant information, documenting various aspects of Armenian life under the Ottoman Empire. The contents of this almanac include historical facts, statistical data, and detailed information about the governmental structure of the Ottoman Empire, which governed the region at the time. It also features an Armenian religious calendar, outlining important dates and observances within the Armenian Church. Additionally, the almanac serves as a social and cultural record, highlighting notable events, prominent figures, and key aspects of the Armenian community's religious, social, and economic life. In its final pages, the almanac includes advertisements for Armenian-owned businesses operating in Turkey, reflecting the entrepreneurial presence and economic contributions of Armenians within the empire. The Surp Prgich Armenian Hospital Calendar/Almanac remains an invaluable resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the cultural and historical heritage of the Armenian community in Turkey.Category
Books
Ethnography
Cultural Region
* Untyped Cultural Region
Ottoman EmpireCulture/Tribe
Armenian