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The District Committee of Iran

Created late in the day, in January 1931, the AGBU’s Teheran chapter, whose current president is Rupen Ter Poghosian, runs two schools: the Marie Manoogian School for girls, which also boasts a cultural center, and the Nvart Gulbenkian School for boys.

Teheran’s Marie-Manoogian School

(Arch.of the AGBU/New York).

The rugby team of the AGBU’s Calcutta chapter (Arch.of the AGBU/ New York).

• Dakka, November 1914: Hrant Minasian

• Bombay, December 1916: Henry Mikel.

• Calcutta, April 1917: Hovhannes Kalestan

• Rangoon, May 1917: Arakel Mardirosian

• Surabaya, August 1917: Jordan Der Jordananian

• Singapore, November 1917: Virginie Aved Sarkis

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The AGBU"s Asian Chapters

The AGBU’s Southeast Asian chapters, most of which were created during World War I at the initiative of Bishop Papken Gulesserian, disappeared during World War II as a result of the Japanese invasion and the massive Armenian exodus from this part of the world.

. Teheran, 20 January 1931: Movses Khachadurian

The AGBU’s Local Chapters