Alive Ashes

Ensaf Attar

Ensaf was born in the early 1930s; she grew up in Beirut, attended Al-Makassed School, and was one of the

Estephan Rouhana

Estephan was a kind gentleman. He was happy and loving. His mother says she feels years are added to her

Etanu Dechassa Tullu

Etanu –known as Tigist- was born in Ethiopia, but due to her difficult living conditions, she traveled to Lebanon to

Fadi Hussein El-Rabih

Fadi was born on June 26, 1988, in Deir Ez-Zor in Syria, he spent his childhood in Al-Hawaij town in

Fadi Samir Naeem

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Fares Georges Kiwan

In Aana- West Bekaa, Fares was born. He completed middle school at Collège St. Jean – Kherbet Kanafar, and enrolled

Farida El-Diri

The destructive August 4 explosion led to the death and injury of thousands of people in the vicinity of the

Farida Khoury Ghosn

Farida was the only child of Farid and Nadia Njeime. She was lucky to be raised by a loving, affectionate

Farouk Sobhi Salou

Farouq grew up in Halab with nine brothers and two sisters. He was kind, loving, and never hurt anyone. Farouq

Fawzi Koleilat

Fawzi was born in Beirut, Corniche el Mazraa, then his family moved to Ras el Nabaa, and from there to

Ferial Kiki

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Firas Dahwish

Firas was born on November 1, 1977, in Beirut. He grew up with his brother and two sisters, in Msaytbe.

Gabriele Kuhnle Radtke

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Gaia Fadoulian

Gaia grew up in Rabieh, her hometown. She was the youngest –pampered– child of Ara and Annie Fadoulian. Gaia, the

George Hadad

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Georges Demiani

Georges grew up in his birth town in Tripoli and attended school until grade 10, when he was offered a

Georges El Wezz

Georges was born on August 5, 1966, in Achrafieh, to a Lebanese mother and a Syrian father. He attended school

Georges Elias Maalouf

Georges was born in late 1987 in Sin El Fil, but he moved with his family to Ablah – Bekaa,

Georges Farjallah Deaibes

Gerges was born in Qlaiaa, in the Bekaa, but due to war circumstances back then, his family relocated to their

Georges Freiha

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Georges Madi

Georges Madi was a Lebanese immigrant whose history was full of achievements. His father was one of the first Lebanese

Georges Saad

Georges was born on September 13, 1968 in Ammik – Chouf, and moved with his family to Achrafieh, where he

Ghassan Hasrouti

Ghassan was the eldest in a family of four brothers and three sisters. He was born in the village of

Gretta Atallah Khoury

Gretta was born in Zahle, in 1947, to a conservative Maronite family, she was the second of six siblings. Gretta

Hadi Assaf

Hadi was born on August 9, 1999, he was the eldest son of Hassan and Hoda Assaf, and he grew

Hadi Sukkar

Hadi was born in Bcharre, in 1943. The eldest of his siblings, he was most famous for his ethics and

Hala Sabbagh Tayah

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Hamad Al-Attar

In Shaath, in the Bekaa, Hamad was born. It is also where he grew up and went to school. After

Hamza Iskandar

Corporal Hamza Iskandar, from Al-Harika – Hermel, lived between Hermel and Beirut, but spent most of his time in Beirut,

Hanna Gerges Akabati

Hanna grew up in his birth town Saya in Tartus, in Syria. He dropped out of school in the ninth

Hasan Doughman

This story is different. It was written in a hospital room, by the patient’s bed. The dynamic in this article

Hassan Akram Chamas

Hassan was born in Hay El-Sellom, he attended one of Al-Mabbarat schools, until he finished middle school. He was forced

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