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SHUSHI - THE FOUNDATION OF OUR SELF-ACCOMPLISHMENT
VARDAN GRIGORYAN
The celebration of the 15th anniversary of the victory in Shushi, which coincides with the victory in the Great Patriotic war makes us forget about the little “reckonings” connecting with the forthcoming ...
MONEY FOR THE NEEDS OF REVOLUUTION
GAGIK MKRTCHYAN
The fact that the theatrical art always appears in its prime-time in a pre-revolutionary period, historians marked long ago. The tragedies of Shakespeare, the comedies Marivo and Bomarché, the best plays ...
I ANTICIPATE THE VOTE OF THE CONSCIOUS ELECTORATE
HAROUTYUN GEVORGYAN
Interview with MP candidate in precinct 4 in Arabkir district, leader of ARF Parliamentary faction Hrayr Karapetyan. “Mr. Karapetyan it was mainly due to your efforts that all the MP candidates in ...
DO NOT BELIEVE THE PROMISES OF “RULE OF LAW” LEADERS
LILIT POGHOSYAN
They May Prove False Gagik Aslanyan, leader of the People’s Democratic Party which, together with “Rule of Law”, once declared of their intention to unite and join their efforts inside the coalition ...

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