- 1962 in the
Bourj Hammoud neighborhood of Beirut, Lebanon, by
Armenian Vartkes Iskenderian and his family. The
chain was
established within the United...
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Vartkes Baronijan (Serbian Cyrillic: Варткес Баронијан; 23
April 1933 – 21
March 1993) was a
Yugoslav and
Serbian composer,
university professor and an...
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Vartkes Serengülian (Armenian: Վարդգէս Սէրէնկիւլեան; also
known as
Hovhannes Armenian: Յովհաննէս or Gisak; 1871, in
Erzurum – 1915, in Urfa), was an Ottoman...
- 3
September 2011,
Vartkes Mahdessian was
decorated with the
Mekhitar Kosh
medal by the
President of Armenia,
Serzh Sargsyan.
Vartkes Mahdessian is married...
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Vartkes Boghos Yeghiayan (Armenian: Վարդգէս Եղիայեան;
April 6, 1936 -
September 30, 2017) was an Armenian-American
attorney specializing in international...
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Mkrtchyan Street in
central Yerevan. It was
donated to the
university by
Vartkes Barsam and is used to
house visiting faculty and students, and provides...
- in the
House of Representatives.
Since May 2006, the
Representative is
Vartkes Mahdessian. The
religious leader of the community,
since March 2017, is...
- 2020-07-20. Behnke,
Alison (2005).
Cooking the
Middle Eastern way. Ehramjian,
Vartkes. Minneapolis:
Lerner Publications Co. p. 50. ISBN 0-8225-3288-3. OCLC 59008909...
- ISBN 0-595-08885-6. Yeghiayan,
Vartkes (2006). The Case of
Soghomon Tehlirian.
Center for
Armenian Remembrance. ISBN 0-9777153-1-0. Yeghiayan,
Vartkes (2006). The Case...
- Tehlirian". Cilicia.
German Government.
Retrieved May 25, 2013. Yeghiayan,
Vartkes, ed. (2006). The Case of
Soghomon Tehlirian (2nd ed.). Glendale: Center...
