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Hatsik may
refer to:
Hatsik, Armavir,
Armenia Hatsik, Shirak,
Armenia This
disambiguation page
lists articles about distinct geographical locations with...
- 40°09′51″N 43°56′27″E / 40.16417°N 43.94083°E / 40.16417; 43.94083
Hatsik (Armenian: Հացիկ, also
Romanized as Hats’ik and Atsik;
until 1963,
Imeni Voroshilova...
- 40°50′51″N 43°52′27″E / 40.84750°N 43.87417°E / 40.84750; 43.87417
Hatsik (Armenian: Հացիկ) is a
village in the
Akhuryan Muni****lity of the Shirak...
- Armenia.
Nairi or N****i (in
Armenian Նայիրի) may also
refer to: The town of
Hatsik,
Armavir was
called Nairi from 1963 till 1991
Nairi Cinema,
large cinema...
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Imeni Voroshilova is the
former name of the
following places:
Hatsik, Armavir,
Armenia Jer-Uy, Issyk-Kul region,
Kyrgyzstan This
disambiguation page lists...
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inhabited prior to the
Armenian Genocide and was
known to
local Armenians as
Hatsik (Հացիկ) and to
Kurds as Xasik. It was
known as Hasık in
Turkish until 1928...
- Arevik, Aygabats, Azatan, Basen, Bayandur, Beniamin, Getk, Gharibjanyan,
Hatsik, Hatsikavan, Haykavan, Hovit, Hovuni, Jajur, Jajuravan, Jrarat, Kamo, Kaps...
- (Vagharshapat)
Bambakashat Berkashat Dalarik Dasht Doghs Ferik Getashen Hatsik Haykavan Haytagh Hovtamej Hushakert Janfida Jrashen Karakert Khanjyan Koghbavan...
- of
UNESCO International Federation of Painters.
Nahapetyan was born in
Hatsik village, near Leninakan,
Soviet Armenia. In 1950 he
moved to
Moscow and...
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Khoronk Lusagyugh Metsamor (village)
Armavir Muni****lity
Araks Aygevan Hatsik Khanjyan Lenughi Lukashin Mayisyan Myasnikyan Noravan Sardarapat Baghramyan...
