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Khachatur Malumian (Armenian: Խաչատուր Մալումեան; 1863 – 1915), also
known by the
pseudonym E.
Aknuni (also
Aknouni or Agnouni; Armenian: Է․ Ակնունի),...
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Vigen Malumian (Armenian: Վիգեն Հայկի Մալումյան) (Russian: Виген Гайкович Малумян) (11
March 1932 – 2
February 2013) was an
Armenian astrophysicist who...
- Hüseyin
Hilmi Pasha was
forced to
resign for
Ahmed Tevfik Pasha.
Khachatur Malumian,
leader of the
Dashnak Party, hid
Talaat and Dr. Nâzım in his
house while...
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Opposition leaders including Ahmed Rıza,
Sabahaddin Bey, and
Khachatur Malumian of the
Dashnak Committee were in attendance. The goal was to
unite all...
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entities in 27 countries. In
January 1910,
renowned intellectual Khachatur Malumian (also
known as
Edgar Agnouni), upon
arriving in the
United States, encouraged...
- In the CUP's
December 1907 Congress, Rıza, Sabahaddin, and
Khachatur Malumian of the
Dashnak Committee pledged to
overthrow the
regime by all
means necessary...
- p.426 Balgord, 2017, p.455
Escosteguy & Franchi, 2010, p.423 Náñez &
Malumián, 2019, p.186
Escosteguy & Franchi, 2010, p.422
Kramarz et al., 2015, p...
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right bank of
Meghri river.
Yohannes Gugarats[citation needed]
Khachatur Malumian,
writer and
political activist,
victim of the
Armenian genocide Paramaz...
- some time in Geneva. In 1908, she
accepted an
invitation from
Khachatur Malumian to join him and
returned to
Constantinople with Satenik, Hamo Ohanjanian’s...
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Khachatur Maloumian (1865), Dashnak;
editor of
Mushak and
Droshak Khachatur Malumian, a.k.a.
Aknuni (1863–1915),
Armenian journalist and
political activist...
