Teotig himself was deported during the Armenian Genocide and managed to survive . After returning to Constantinople in 1922 , he fled to Europe on the eve of its occupation by the army of Mustafa Kemal . He then lived a wandering life for the next six years , living in Corfu , Nicosia , and Paris , with the last of his yearbooks being printed in Venice , Vienna , and Paris . He died in May 1928 in Paris , when the 18th volume of his yearbooks ( his " paper children " , as he called them ) was in press . His son Vahakn Teotig died in the United States sometime in the 1960s
Armenian Genocide
Armenian Genocide
Teotig