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Nazaret Daghavarian (Armenian: Նազարեթ Տաղավարյան,
Western Armenian: Նազարէթ Տաղաւարեան, 1862 in Sebastia,
Western Armenia,
Ottoman Empire – 1915) was...
- Kookoogwéss, the owl. Early-20th-century
Armenian scientist Nazaret Daghavarian theorized that the star
commonly referred to in
Armenian folklore as...
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given name and surname.
Notable people with the name include:
Nazaret Daghavarian (1862–1915),
Armenian Ottoman doctor,
agronomist and
public activist...
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bishop Balyan family,
architects Hagop Baronian, writer,
satirist Nazaret Daghavarian,
doctor Ohan Demirgian,
diplomat Armen Dorian, poet, teacher, editor...
- city.
Armenian intellectuals Rupen Zartarian,
Sarkis Min****ian,
Nazaret Daghavarian,
Harutiun Jangülian, and
Karekin Khajag, who were
deported from Constantinople...
- family,
dynasty of
architects Hagop Baronian, writer,
satirist Nazaret Daghavarian,
doctor Eremia Chelebi,
writer and
traveler Erukhan,
writer Calouste...
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Rupen Zartarian,
Sarkis Min****ian,
Khachatur Malumian, and
Nazaret Daghavarian were
taken out. Ostensibly, they to be sent to
undergo a court-martial...
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prisoners were
detained in Çankırı. Some
notables such as Dr.
Nazaret Daghavarian and
Sarkis Min****ian were
removed on 5 May from the Ayaş
prison and taken...
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Karekin Khajag,
Khachatur Malumian,
Harutiun Jangülian, and
Nazaret Daghavarian were
transferred to
Diyarbakir on 2 June. They were
ostensibly to undergo...
- and five
other Armenian political leaders,
Rupen Zartarian,
Nazaret Daghavarian,
Karekin Khajag,
Harutiun Jangulian, and
Sarkis Min****ian, were moved...
