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1826 9 10
End of the heroic defense of Fort Shooshee (Artsakh).
1869 9 10
Birth of cleric and ethno-musicologist Komitas (Soghomon Soghomonyan) in Kutina (Western Armenia). He became mentally ill after witnessing the armenian Genocide perpetrated by Turkey. He died in Paris in 1935.
1890 9 10
Birth of Franz Werfel in Prague (Austrian novelist). He wrote "The Forty Days of Musa Dagh" (1933), a best-selling epic tale of armenian resistance to the Tur... Read More
1701 9 8
Creation of the Mkhitarist Congregation (Armenian Catholic) in Costantinople.
1814 9 8
Birth of Aghasi Aghbar (troubadour). He died in 1844.
1855 9 8
End of the ten-month defense of Sebastopol.
1914 9 8
Creation of the armenian Volunteer Brigade.... Read More
493 9 7
Death of st. Sahak Partev, Catholicos of All Armenians. He was born on this day 80 years earlier.
1878 9 7
The Treaty of Berlin returns Gareen (Western Armenia) to Turkey and puts the armenian Reforms in Western Armenia in jeopardy.
1925 9 7
Birth of Aghasi Aivazyan (writer).
2002 9 7
Arkady Gukasian inaugurated as president of Artsakh for a second term.... Read More
1831 9 6
Birth of Khoren Galfayan - Nar Pey - (public figure) in Constantinople. He died in 1892.
1934 9 6
Opening of Ghapan's ore (copper/molybdenum) concentration plant.
1956 9 6
Socialist twinning of Yerevan and Kiev (Ukrainian SSR).
1965 9 6
The International Conference on the Theory of Analytical Functions opens in Yerevan.... Read More
Some one asked me yesterday, Why I/We should be proud to being Armenian?
This was my answer,
Throughout history, Armenia has been a battlefield for many invaders and contending empires, and a bridge for many cultures and civilizations. During the past 2,700 years, Armenia was conquered by the Persian Empire, Alexander the Great, the Roman Empire, the Byzantines, Arabs, Mongols, Tatars, Ottomans, Persians, and Russians. armenian kingdoms, principalities, an... Read More
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