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Satian is one of the
villages of Ilam province,
which is
located in the
village of
Nevut in the
central part of ivan city. This village,
which is located...
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Ashot Satian 1906–1958 Aram
Satunc (
Satian) 1913–1990 Aram
Satian 1947–
Ashot Satian Jr. 1965–
Arthur Satian 1973–
David Satian 1979–
Lilit Satian 1981–...
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Ashot Movsesovich Satyan (Armenian: Աշոտ Մովսեսի Սաթյան; 18
January 1906 – 30
September 1958) was an
Armenian and
Soviet composer and conductor. From 1948–1952...
- Dead in Myth, Legend, and Po****r Culture. Abc-Clio. ISBN 9780313378348.
Satian, Al; Johnson,
Heather (June 1974). "The
Night Stalker Papers". Monsters...
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finally found hiding within a wall of a cult
building known as "The 6th
Satian" in the
Kamikuishiki complex on May 16 and was arrested. On the same day...
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Sargsyan (born 1981)
Ghazaros (Lazar)
Saryan (1920–1998) Aram
Satian (born 1947)
David Satian (born 1979)
Vache Sharafyan (born 1966)
Petros Shoujounian...
- Aram
Satyan (also
Satian) (Armenian: Արամ Սաթյան; born 23 May 1947) is an
Armenian classical composer and po****r
music songwriter. Aram
Satyan was born...
- 1943),
Armenian poet, novelist, biographer,
memoirist and
playwright Aram
Satian (born 1947),
Armenian composer and
songwriter Aram Shah (fl. 1210–1211)...
- 1977) –
violinist Dilorom Saidaminova (b. 1943) -
Uzbek composer Aram
Satian –
composer Alexander Scriabin –
composer and
pianist Rodion Shchedrin –...
- (1921–2012),
Boris Parsadanian (1925–1997),
Ashot Zohrabyan (1945– ), Aram
Satian (1947– ), and
Vartan Adjemian (1956– )
represent other Soviet-era Armenian...
