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Krikor Zohrab
(1861 - 1915) ,
writer, political scientist, lawyer
Siamanto (Atom Yarjanyan)
(1878 - 1915) ,
Daniel Varoujan (Chbugkyaryan)
on the
night
before
april
25
800 Armenian intellectuals were
arrested and exiled. The majority were
murdered in varying circumstances.
The foremost aim of the Young Turks
was to deprive the Armenian people of
an intellectual center and the mental
resources of a leadership. Literary
poet
Ruben Zardaryan (1874 - 1915) , writer, translator, editor,
social-political activist
Ruben Sevak (Chilingaryan)
(1885 – 1915) ,
Smbat Byurat (Ter-Ghazaryants)
Levon Larents (Kirishchyan)
Barsegh Shahbaz
Artashes Harutyunyan
Grigor Torosyan
prose writer, orator
poet, translator
orator, editor
(1873 - 1915) ,
(1884 - 1915) ,
poet, prose writer, doctor
(1862 - 1915) ,
(1882 - 1915) ,
(1883 - 1915) ,
poet, philologist, translator
editor, publisher
Gegham Barseghyan
(1883 - 1915) ,
prosewriter, poet
Tigran Chyokyuryan
(1884 - 1915) ,
writer, literary critic
Mihran Tabagyan
Tigran Otyan
(1878 - 1915) ,
(1880 - 1915) ,
literary critic
writer, editor
Yerukhan (Yervand Srmakeshkhanlyan) (1870 - 1915) , writer,
orator, translator and pedagogue
Tlkatintsi (Hovhannes Harutyunyan) (1860 - 1915) , prose writer,
poet, playwright, pedagogue, social activist
Gagik Ozanyan
(1882 -