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Mesrop Mashtots: Guardian of the Armenian Identity Through Letters and Faith

Mesrop Mashtots: Guardian of the Armenian Identity Through Letters and Faith

Few figures in Armenian history carry the depth of reverence and cultural weight as Mesrop Mashtots. Born in the 4th century, he wasn’t just the

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Ghevond – 8th-Century Armenian Historian of the Arab Period

Ghevond – 8th-Century Armenian Historian of the Arab Period

Ghevond was an 8th-century Armenian priest and historian whose detailed chronicle covers Armenia’s political and religious life under the early Arab caliphates.

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Sebeos – 7th-Century Armenian Bishop and Historian

Sebeos – 7th-Century Armenian Bishop and Historian

Sebeos was a 7th-century Armenian bishop and historian whose chronicle offers a rare account of Armenia’s struggles during the Byzantine–Persian wars and the early Islamic era.

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Pavstos Buzand: The Historian of Armenia’s Epic 4th Century

Pavstos Buzand: The Historian of Armenia’s Epic 4th Century

Pavstos Buzand’s Epic Histories offer a vivid look into Armenia’s 4th-century struggles, from noble uprisings to Christian transformation.

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The History of the Armenians by Agathangelos

The History of the Armenians by Agathangelos: A Pillar of Early Armenian Historiography

The History of the Armenians (Patmutʿiwn Hayotsʿ) by Agathangelos is one of the earliest and most influential historical texts in Armenian literature. Traditionally attributed to

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Agathangelos: The Historian of Armenia’s Conversion to Christianity

Agathangelos: The Historian of Armenia’s Conversion to Christianity

Agathangelos, the 5th-century author of The History of the Armenians, documented Armenia’s conversion to Christianity, shaping the nation’s spiritual identity.

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Armenians in World War II: Service, Sacrifice, and Unanswered Questions

Armenians in World War II: Service, Sacrifice, and Unanswered Questions

There are varying figures regarding the number of Armenians who served in the Soviet Armed Forces during World War II. The most commonly cited estimate

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Roustam Raza: Armenian-Born Bodyguard of Napoleon

Roustam Raza: Armenian-Born Bodyguard of Napoleon

Roustam Raza (1783–1845), also known simply as Roustam, was an Armenian-born bodyguard and close attendant of Napoleon Bonaparte, whose remarkable life journey took him from

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Stepanos Asoghik: Medieval Armenian Historian

Stepanos Asoghik: Medieval Armenian Historian

Stepanos Asoghik (also known as Stepanos Taronetsi) was a prominent 11th-century Armenian historian and cleric, best known for his work “Universal History” (Patmutyun Tiezerakan). He

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Tsitsernakaberd - The Armenian Genocide Memorial complex, Yerevan, Armenia

April 24 marks the Day of Remembrance for the Armenian Genocide

April 24 marks the Day of Remembrance for the Armenian Genocide—a tragic chapter in our history that began in the Ottoman Empire, targeting the native

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Serj Tankian: Armenian-American Musician, Activist

Serj Tankian: Vocal Powerhouse, Activist, and Armenian Icon

Serj Tankian, born on August 21, 1967, in Beirut, Lebanon, is a globally renowned Armenian-American musician, composer, poet, and activist. Best known as the lead

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Kim Kardashian: Global Icon with Armenian Roots

Kim Kardashian: Global Icon with Armenian Roots

Kim Kardashian (born October 21, 1980, in Los Angeles, California) is a globally recognized media personality, entrepreneur, and advocate whose Armenian heritage remains an integral

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