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 4
Agasi Ajwasjan
Armenian writer
Levon Khechoyan
Armenian writer
Hrachʻya Hranti Tʻamrazyan
Armenian-Soviet poet
Edgar Elbakyan
Armenian actor
Arus Asryan
Armenian actor
Vazgen Michaylovitsj Oganesov
Sergey Aprikyan
Armenian botanist
Manuk Abeghian
Scholar
Stepan Malkhasyants
Linguist
Havasi
Aydin Morikyan
Armenian politician
Feya Balabina
Ruben Gevorkyants
Film director
Ruben Zaryan
Armenian-Soviet author
Artavazd Gevorgyan
Armenian-Soviet politician
Christophor Araratov
General
Sahak Torosyan
Armenian Politician
Anatoly Zinevich
Armenian general
Lavinia Bazhbeuk-Melikyan
Painter
Babken Arakelyan
Armenian historian
Stepan A. Esajan
Armenian historian
nar hovhannisyan
Opera singer
Henrik Mkrtichʻi Khachʻatryan
Armenian-Soviet jurist
Hrachʻya Kʻochʻar
Writer
Vazgen I
Former Catholicos of All Armenians
Stepan Kevorkov
Armenian film director
Shara Talian
Singer
Arev Baghdasaryan
Armenian dancer
Karapet Yeghiazaryan
Armenian painter
Mher Abeghyan
Artist
Georgi Minasyan
Actor
Geghaznik Mikaelyan
Makhluto
Regina Ghazaryan
Painter
Gostan Zarian
Armenian writer
Vladimir Kocharyan
Armenian film actor
Gerhart Eisler
German politician
Tamar Tumanyan
Architect
Arpenik Charents
Armenian writer
Aram Nalbandyan
Soviet physicist
Hambartsum Khachanyan
Film actor
Hasmik Agopyan
Soviet actress
Amasi Martirosyan
Armenian film director
Vladimir Sargsyan
Levon Nersisyan
Actor
Alexander Tamanian
Armenian architect
Ardeshir Ovanessian
Former Member of Islamic Consultative Assembly of Iran
