Karapentsʻ H.

Hakob Karapents was a prolific Armenian author born in 1925 in Tabriz, Iran. He wrote numerous novels and short stories during his life in both Armenian and English.

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Erevan, 2011, 500 copies,
Hard, 224 p, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-9939-819-23-5

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Erevan, 2011, 500 copies,
Hard, 224 p, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-9939-819-23-5

Haյ daսakan poezia

( Book 1,2,3,4,5 )

Sold only as a set.

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Erevan, 2010, 500 copies,
Soft, 120+120+120+120+120 pp, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-9939-819-11-2

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Erevan, 2010, 500 copies,
Soft, 120+120+120+120+120 pp, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-9939-819-11-2

Bibliakan teսilner

Banaսteghtsowtʻյownner

Kirakoսյan F.

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Erevan, 2003,
Soft, 116 p., il, (In Armenian)

ISBN 99941-903-1-8

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Erevan, 2003,
Soft, 116 p., il, (In Armenian)

ISBN 99941-903-1-8

Girkʻ grotsʻ

Khechʻowmյan V., Xeč'owmyan V.

Written language origin, oral and written culture, science.

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Erevan, 2012, 500 copies,
Hard, 560 p, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-9939-819-32-7

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Erevan, 2012, 500 copies,
Hard, 560 p, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-9939-819-32-7

Grafika Ervanda Kochara

Akopi︠a︡n A.

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Erevan, 2006, 500 copies,
Soft, 96 p, (In Russian)

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Erevan, 2006, 500 copies,
Soft, 96 p, (In Russian)

Haյotsʻ ashkharhi aṛaսpelnerě

The collection presents 14 legends of Armenia.

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Erevan, 2014, 500 copies,
Soft, 20 p, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-9939-819-48-8

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Erevan, 2014, 500 copies,
Soft, 20 p, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-9939-819-48-8

Khaghalikʻneri anverjanali hekʻiatʻ

Patmvatskʻner ev kinovipakner

Arpʻen A.

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Erevan, 2008,
Soft, 168 p, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-99941-863-8-9

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Erevan, 2008,
Soft, 168 p, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-99941-863-8-9

"Սowrb Meսrop" poem ev aյl banaսteghtsowtʻյownner

Siamant'o, Սiamantʻo

Atom Yarjanian better known by his pen name Siamanto (1878–1915), was an influential Armenian writer, poet and national figure from the late XIXth century and early XXth century. He was killed by the Ottoman authorities during the Armenian Genocide.

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Erevan, 2012, 500 copies,
Soft, 80 p, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-9939-819-31-0

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Erevan, 2012, 500 copies,
Soft, 80 p, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-9939-819-31-0

Ṛafaյel Wսraյelյan

Dolowkhanյan L.

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Erevan, 2008,
Soft, 143 p., photos, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-99941-863-5-8

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Erevan, 2008,
Soft, 143 p., photos, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-99941-863-5-8

Սaյatʻ Nova

Gandzaran: Haյ ashowghakan erger

Poghoսյan Tʻ.

Sayat-Nova (1712-1795) was an Armenian poet, musician and ashik who had compositions in a number of languages. His adopted name Sayat Nova meant "Master of Songs" in Persian. Songs with notes and lyrics in Armenian.

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Erevan, 2012, 400 copies,
Hard, 68 p., music, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-069380-005-6

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Erevan, 2012, 400 copies,
Hard, 68 p., music, (In Armenian)

ISBN 978-069380-005-6

Սiranowյsh

Tյowսab Ս.

A novel of the well-known Armenian writer Srbui Tusab (1841-1901), who is also known as the Armenian George Sand.

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