Why and In What Circumstances Did Catholics From Erzurum Come to Western Georgia and Partly to Northern Armenia? – American Research Institute of the South Caucasus

Edited from: “‘Franks’: Armenian Catholics in Armenia and Georgia in the 20th Century. Preliminary Results of Historical and Oral History Studies”
by Jakub Osiecki, Pontifical University of John Paul II. “Caucasus Connections” (2014) presentation.

Keywords: Armenian Franks, Catholics, Ottoman vilayet, Tsarists Russia

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