Military history of Armenia
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
Since the middle 1920s special sabotage groups of Dashnaks, Mensheviks and Musavatists periodically under took attempts of passing the state frontier of the USSR from
In the initial stage of the war on the Eastern front the German Command organized the headquarters of so-called “Eastern Legions”. On Hitler’s order national
An Armenian woman on the Islamic throne El-Salih-Ayyoub died (in 1249) in the arms of his Armenian wife, who immediately took charge of the military
Armenian boys recruited to fight for Islam – Armenian Janissaries (Yanichars) It was Sultan Murad (Murat) I (1359-1389) during the latter part of the Fourteenth