Yerevan
Yerevan, Armenia's capital, is marked by grand Soviet-era architecture. The Matenadaran library, housing thousands of ancient Greek and Armenian manuscripts, dominates its main avenue. Republic Square is the city's core, with musical water fountains and colonnaded government buildings. The 1920s History Museum of Armenia on the square's eastern side contains archaeological objects like a circa-3500-B. C. leather shoe.
People died in Yerevan (First 49 people) - Page 2
Ruben Sargsyan
Armenian composer
Hovhannes Zardaryan
Armenian painter
Gusan Ashot
Musical artist
Araksia Gyulzadyan
Armenian singer
Sheram
Composer
Mirza Kadym Irevani
Azerbaijani artist
Tatul Dilakyan
Movie actor
Armen Khostikyan
Armenian actor
Stepan Andranikyan
Film art director
Dmitry Kesayants
Film director
Nona Petrosyan
Actress
Vakhtang Ananyan
Armenian writer
Sen Arevshatyan
Armenian translator
M. Ageyev
Writer
Vladimir Abajyan
Armenian actor
Vardan Ajemian
Armenian director
Hrachya Ghaplanyan
Soviet actor
Varduhi Varderesyan
Armenian actress
babken nersisyan
Actor
Hakob Kojoyan
Armenian artist
Tatik Saryan
Actor
Grigor Khanjyan
Armenian artist
Varazdat Harutyunyan
Armenian architect
Arman Kotikyan
Actor
Tsolak Amerikyan
Actor
Anna TerAvetikian
Architect
Ohan Durian
Armenian conductor
Sanasar Gevorgyan
Football player
Alyosha Abrahamyan
Armenian footballer
Genrikh Kasparyan
Chess player
Tatul Altunyan
Armenian conductor
Armen Yeritsyan
Politician
Vladimir Movsisyan
Former Minister of Agriculture of Armenia
Ashot Hovhannisyan
Painter
Leonid Hakobyan
Armenian economist
Babken Kolozyan
Armenian artist
Martiros Saryan
Armenian painter
Hambardzum Galstyan
Armenian-Soviet politician
Sos Sargsyan
Armenian actor
Henrik Malyan
Armenian film director
Marcos Grigorian
Iranian-Armenian artist
Varoujan Garabedian
Yervand Kochar
Sculptor
Arpenik Nalbandyan
Soviet artist
Askanaz Mravyan
Statesman
Azat Sherents
Armenian film star
Ēduard Artsrunyan
Armenian-Soviet painter
