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The love for the homeland and the love he found in Armenia forces a young Armenian living thousands of kilometers away from his homeland to sacrifice himself and risk his life to save the members of his Syrian Armenian family from the captivity of Islamic terrorists.
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The love for the homeland and the love he found in Armenia forces a young Armenian living thousands of kilometers away from his homeland to sacrifice himself and risk his life to save the members of his Syrian Armenian family from the captivity of Islamic terrorists.
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Written By:Harutyun Ghukasyan
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