ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月18日 23時43分

The Ani #ruins in #Turkey, once the capital of an Armenian kingdom that stretched from eastern Turkey into modern-day #Armenia. @bdentonphoto visited the ruins for a story about the legacy of the Armenian genocide, 100 years after it took place. In the Middle East, he said, ruins are often tied to national identity, and treated with pride. But in Ani, “you got the sense that this was something old that might be valuable and might need to be protected, but didn’t really factor into the Turkish vision of itself.” We will post more photos by @bdentonphoto looking back at the 1915 genocide this weekend. #nytweekender

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