The fate of Armenia is marked by some kind of curse: it gives birth to great people who only serve other nations. Since ancient times, Armenia has given its best sons to foreign countries, both near and far. Among the statesmen of Babylon and Egypt, the first place belongs to the Armenians. They gave Rome …
The writings of Armenian historian Movses Khorenatsi (5th century) preserved important information about the first Armenian king Paruyr. According to the Armenian tradition, a descendant of Hayk, Paruyr managed to unite the western regions of the Armenian Highlands starting from Lake Van and ending with the Euphrates River. At the end of the 7th century …
In 1911, in one of his letters, Armenian poet and doctor Ruben Sevak wrote: “I would like to go to Venice before the final return to home and spend at least one spring there, one of the few springs of my life. I want to live, to feel that I am alive… in anticipation of …