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Even before the great exodus of Armenians driven out of their homeland by the Ottoman Turks during the genocide of 1915, in which one and a half million Armenians perished, a small number of Armenians were finding their way to Racine, attracted by the growing industry here which did not require skill or command of the English language. These Armenians were hard-working men who dreamed of working and saving their money in order to return to their homeland and live more comfortable lives there.

The few Armenian young men who came to Racine before the 1915 genocide were from the province of Kharpert. After the genocide, however, the majority who arrived were from the village of Tomarza, Geseria. They both shared a common language, religion and values. Many men had gone back to bring their wives and children or married survivors of the genocide. Many also had brides brought over for them by friends and relatives. Thus the Armenian community here grew, and the family became the core of the community.

The Armenian Work Force

The Armenian work force clustered around the growing industries of J.I. Case Company, Belle City Malleable Iron Company and Walker Manufacturing Company. Case’s main office was on State Street.

Those Armenians who chose not to work in factories established their own businesses on State Street were the Armaganian/Dadian and the Bornanian Grocery Stores. Also serving the Racine Armenians were two other Armenian grocers located on State Street near Douglas Avenue. These stores, aside from the usual staples, carried on their shelves bulghur, basturma, halva, olives and other foods familiar to Armenians.

Other shops, including shoe repair shops, barber shops and dry cleaners, were located on State Street and operated by Armenians. Gulbank Gulbankian was the first Armenian attorney to practice law in the new Armenian community. His office was located a short walking distance on Main Street off State Street. He was joined a short time later by his sister, Vartak. They were a great help to Armenians who needed legal assistance but were handicapped by their language limitations to seek help from an outsider.

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