Alenush Teryan: Iran’s First Female Astronomer and Founder of First Solar Observatory
“My daughter’s name is sun, my son’s name is moon”, would say Iran’s first astronomer and founder of the first solar observatory Alenush Teryan.
Famous Armenians
Armenian Hakob Martayan - the Founder of the Modern Turkish Language
When Kemal Ataturk decided to implement a reform of the Turkish language and translate the Ottoman-Turkish language (Osmanli) from Arabian into the Latin alphabet, he requested Hakob Martayan to do the job.
Asatour Sarafian, the Inventor of Automatic Transmission For Automobiles
Asatour Sarafian, was an Armenian American inventor who patented a number of works, including an automatic transmission for automobiles, the needleless inoculation gun, the primary controls of the first Sikorsky helicopter, and power steering.
Alexander Leonovich Kemurdzhian, Designer of the First Planet Rover
The mission of Kemurdzhian’s life was the design of space technology and participation in the design of the world's first automatic self-propelled apparatus for research on the lunar surface.
Armenian Anita Caracotchian: The First Female Oceanographer in the World
“A part of my people lived at the sea for 300 years, we had glorious Cilicia, that harbored more than one thousand Armenian ships having tight commercial ties with the most powerful countries. After all we had the most powerful Armenian king Tigran the Great’s “from sea to sea Armenia”. I have the blood of those brave compatriots,” said Armenian explorer, photographer, the first female oceanographer...
The Armenian Love of Aivazovsky
She loved him very much and did not require more attention than he could give. She understood that she would never occupy a place in his heart equal to the painting. Aivazovsky in turn adored Anna and was insanely jealous.
"Michelangelo in the Ballet": Armenian Agrippina Vaganova, the Founder of the Theory of Russian Ballet
Sometimes the criticism towards Vaganova was not very flattering. For example, Marius Petipa, the French and Russian ballet dancer, choreographer and teacher, wrote in his diary: "Mrs. Vaganova is terrible, I do not go to the ballet ..."
James Bagyan: The Only Armenian that Was in Space and Can Make Dolma
James Bagyan was born in 1952 in Philadelphia. His parents moved to the USA from Trabzon. According to James himself, his grandfather, Nazareth Kundebagyan, emigrated from Arabkir to America in 1913.
Hair Dryer was Invented in the 19th Century (from the Series "Inventions of the Armenians")
However, the world's first hair dryer was patented by the American inventor of Armenian origin, Gabriel Kazanjian, in America, in 1911. By 1915, the market began to spread hair dryers, which were already portable.
Gevorg Nalbandian: an Armenian who Wrote an Anthem for an African Country
The small Armenian diaspora in this exotic ancient country has always occupied an important place in all areas of state and cultural life, Dlmn.info notes.
Seerpoohi Elias: Armenian Woman and the First Chief Justice of New Zealand
“If it were not for the Armenian identity in the family, I would not have had such accomplishments,” said Seerpoohi Elias, the first female Chief Justice of New Zealand.
Nubar Pasha, Armenian, the First Prime Minister of Egypt
"Nubar Pasha is an Egyptian-Armenian politician, Christian and the first Prime Minister of Egypt. An Educated person, who fluently speaks a few languages, he is a genuine diplomat of the time," Brighouse and Epron encyclopedic dictionary of 1890 reads.
Jack Aghazarian, WW2 Special Agent of Armenian Descent
Jack Charles Aghazaryan, one of Britain's bravest spies in the Special Forces Department during World War II.
Sir Khachik Paul Chater, Father of Hong Kong
The most famous Armenian of all times who lived in China was Khachik Pogose Astwachatoor, known as Paul Chater.
When I Sit Around a Table with Other Armenians, Bread and Wine Taste Differently: The Armenian Speechwriter of 3 US Presidents
Aram Bakhshyan was born in Washington, DC (USA), in 1944. His life is a vivid example of career rise and realization of personality: he was a freelance journalist, journal editor, art critic, teacher at Harvard University. But he received a greater vocation as a speechwriter among high-ranking US officials.
"I Don't Speak Armenian, but I'm Armenian": Alain Prost - Living Legend of Formula One
Alain is a four-time World Formula One Drivers' Champion (1985, 1986, 1989, 1993). In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Prost set a number of records and only Michael Schumacher managed to break them a decade later.
Alenush Teryan: Iran’s First Female Astronomer and Founder of First Solar Observatory
Alenush Teryan did not only make outstanding inventions during her lifetime but also had a unique contribution in educating a few generations of Iranian astrophysics.
My Descendants Should Keep Armenian Books as Family Sanctity: János Czetz - Founder of the Argentine Military Academy
Throughout his life, Czetz never forgot about Armenia. He kept correspondence with Armenologist-historian, ethnographer Khachik Songotyan and worked for his, “Armenia” magazine.
Emil Jamil Lahoud: Armenian President of Lebanon
The Armenian community of Lebanon is considered to be one of the largest in the Diaspora and the Middle East.
Kirk Kerkorian: to be Sad in a Mercedes is Better than in a Bus
It should be noted here that the Armenian nation is proud of Kerkorian not for the fact that he was a successful businessman, but because he was a worthy Armenian.
Jeff Marootian - Special Assistant to the US President for Climate and Science Agency Personnel: Political Portrait
Marootian is a New Jersey native. In 1997, he moved to Washington, D.C., to study public administration at George Washington University.
Emil Jamil Lahoud: Armenian President of Lebanon
Armenians, in turn, made a great contribution to the development of Lebanon. Throughout the history of living in the territory of the country, Armenians took an active part in the formation of the country and in various spheres of life: politics, culture, economy, art, religion. And, of course, it is worth noting that the three Lebanese presidents have Armenian roots.
Kirk Kerkorian: to be Sad in a Mercedes is Better than in a Bus
It should be noted here that the Armenian nation is proud of Kerkorian not for the fact that he was a successful businessman, but because he was a worthy Armenian. Kerkorian has greatly supported in the development of Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, but he did not like to talk about it. In 2004, he was awarded the title of National Hero of Armenia.
Gevorg Nalbandian: an Armenian who Wrote an Anthem for an African Country
The small Armenian diaspora in this exotic ancient country has always occupied an important place in all areas of state and cultural life, Dlmn.info notes.
The Armenian Love of Aivazovsky
She loved him very much and did not require more attention than he could give. She understood that she would never occupy a place in his heart equal to the painting. Aivazovsky in turn adored Anna and was insanely jealous.
Seerpoohi Elias: Armenian Woman and the First Chief Justice of New Zealand
“If it were not for the Armenian identity in the family, I would not have had such accomplishments,” said Seerpoohi Elias, the first female Chief Justice of New Zealand.
Vazgen Oganesov: An Armenian Who Did Not Let Hitler to Run Away from Berlin
Vazgen Oganesov performed his last combat sortie during the battles for Berlin. On the eve of the Victory it was necessary to prevent the aircraft of Hitler's Reich from German besiegers headed by Hitler from the besieged Berlin, Defacto.am writes.
Armenian Values and Upbringing Always Helped Me: Paul Ignatius, Former US Navy Minister
It was under Ignatius’ rule that the US Navy reached a principally new level in the development of the newest destroyers and battleships of the new generation, and in 2013 the destroyers DDG-117 of the Arly Burke US Armed Forces were named after Paul Ignatius.
Ara Darzi, Outstanding Surgeon, the First Armenian in the House of Lords
The British elite is largely conservative and not just anyone can become a part of it. However, Ara Darzi, one of the distinguished surgeons in the world, who also has been the first Armenian in the house of Lords, did become one.
"I'm Armenian, but I've Never Been in My Homeland'': Anna Der-Vartanian - First Female Master Chief Petty Officer in U.S. Navy
After promotion, Der-Vartanian was appointed US National Military Representative to NATO (Paris). During those years she met with President John F. Kennedy.
Emil Avakian - the Inventor of Automatic Wheelchair
Despite his illness, Emik showed persistence and perseverance, he graduated with honors from college with a degree in physics and mathematics.
Sir Khachik Paul Chater, Father of Hong Kong
The most famous Armenian of all times who lived in China was Khachik Pogose Astwachatoor, known as Paul Chater.
Andranik Iosifyan from Artsakh: Father of Electromechanics, "Chief Electrician" of Missile Technology
Andranik Iosifyan for about thirty years was the USSR's classified chief constructor of electrical equipment of ballistic rockets, nuclear submarines and spacecraft.
Hair Dryer was Invented in the 19th Century (from the Series "Inventions of the Armenians")
However, the world's first hair dryer was patented by the American inventor of Armenian origin, Gabriel Kazanjian, in America, in 1911. By 1915, the market began to spread hair dryers, which were already portable.
Ben Baghdikian, Armenian Journalist Who Publicized Pentagon Confidential Papers
Ben-Hur Haig Bagdikian was born in Marash, Western Armenia, on January 30, 1920. A survivor of the Armenian Genocide, his family moved to the United States, Massachusetts. His father was a pastor at several Armenian churches in the Boston area.
When I Sit Around a Table with Other Armenians, Bread and Wine Taste Differently: The Armenian Speechwriter of 3 US Presidents
Aram Bakhshyan was born in Washington, DC (USA), in 1944. His life is a vivid example of career rise and realization of personality: he was a freelance journalist, journal editor, art critic, teacher at Harvard University. But he received a greater vocation as a speechwriter among high-ranking US officials.
US Dollar - Not American!
Meanwhile, the creator of this color, which can not be forged,was a young talented chemist Christopher Ter-Serobyan, who in 1854 was invited to America from Istanbul to make it impossible to counterfeit US dollar. For his work, Ter-Serobian received $ 6,000, which allowed him to continue his training.
"I Don't Speak Armenian, but I'm Armenian": Alain Prost - Living Legend of Formula One
Prost is one of the most prominent and active representatives of the Armenian Diaspora.
Nubar Pasha, Armenian, the First Prime Minister of Egypt
"Nubar Pasha is an Egyptian-Armenian politician, Christian and the first Prime Minister of Egypt. An Educated person, who fluently speaks a few languages, he is a genuine diplomat of the time," Brighouse and Epron encyclopedic dictionary of 1890 reads.
"Michelangelo in the Ballet": Armenian Agrippina Vaganova, the Founder of the Theory of Russian Ballet
Sometimes the criticism towards Vaganova was not very flattering. For example, Marius Petipa, the French and Russian ballet dancer, choreographer and teacher, wrote in his diary: "Mrs. Vaganova is terrible, I do not go to the ballet ..."
Armenian Anita Caracotchian: The First Female Oceanographer in the World
“A part of my people lived at the sea for 300 years, we had glorious Cilicia, that harbored more than one thousand Armenian ships having tight commercial ties with the most powerful countries. After all we had the most powerful Armenian king Tigran the Great’s “from sea to sea Armenia”. I have the blood of those brave compatriots,” said Armenian explorer, photographer, the first female oceanographer...
James Bagyan: The Only Armenian that Was in Space and Can Make Dolma
James Bagyan was born in 1952 in Philadelphia. His parents moved to the USA from Trabzon. According to James himself, his grandfather, Nazareth Kundebagyan, emigrated from Arabkir to America in 1913.
Alexander Leonovich Kemurdzhian, Designer of the First Planet Rover
The mission of Kemurdzhian’s life was the design of space technology and participation in the design of the world's first automatic self-propelled apparatus for research on the lunar surface.
Giacomo Luigi Ciamician, Armenian Chemist, the Pioneer of Solar Energy Idea
For many years, studying the effects of light on chemical reactions he realized the potential of solar energy application to humanity and industry.
Ben Baghdikian, Armenian Journalist Who Publicized Pentagon Confidential Papers
Ben-Hur Haig Bagdikian was born in Marash, Western Armenia, on January 30, 1920. A survivor of the Armenian Genocide, his family moved to the United States, Massachusetts. His father was a pastor at several Armenian churches in the Boston area.
Jack Aghazarian, WW2 Special Agent of Armenian Descent
Jack Charles Aghazaryan, one of Britain's bravest spies in the Special Forces Department during World War II.
Anna Kazanjian Longobardo, Armenian, Designer of the American Missile Navigation System
In 1949 Anna Longobardo became the first woman to receive a B.S. in mechanical engineering from Columbia University, she was one of the founders of the Society of Women Engineers, which elected her a fellow, the first woman to receive the Egleston Medal for distinguished engineering achievements, and she was listed as one of New York's "100 Women of Influence."
Nubar Pasha, Armenian, the First Prime Minister of Egypt
"Nubar Pasha is an Egyptian-Armenian politician, Christian and the first Prime Minister of Egypt. An Educated person, who fluently speaks a few languages, he is a genuine diplomat of the time," Brighouse and Epron encyclopedic dictionary of 1890 reads.
Alexander Leonovich Kemurdzhian, Designer of the First Planet Rover
The mission of Kemurdzhian’s life was the design of space technology and participation in the design of the world's first automatic self-propelled apparatus for research on the lunar surface.
Asatour Sarafian, the Inventor of Automatic Transmission For Automobiles
Asatour Sarafian, was an Armenian American inventor who patented a number of works, including an automatic transmission for automobiles, the needleless inoculation gun, the primary controls of the first Sikorsky helicopter, and power steering.
My Family Was Always Proud of its Armenian Heritage: James Bagian - The Only Armenian in the World, who Has Traveled into Space (EXCLUSIVE)
Seeing the Earth from space with you own eyes gives a much greater appreciation for the planet than pictures or videos are capable of imparting.
David Tukhmanov, Armenian, Author of the Best Victory Day Song
David Tukhmanov, is a remarkable Soviet and Russian composer, author of famous songs, “Victory Day”, “Olympiad – 80” and others.
Sarkis Torossian, Armenian Hero of Gallipoli Campaign
On March 18, 1915, one of the most bloody battles of the WW1, the Battle of Gallipoli broke out (also known as the Dardanelles Campaign or the Battle of Çanakkale). Not many people know that it was directly related to Armenians with hundreds of them taking part in it within the Ottoman Empire army.
Sir Khachik Paul Chater, Father of Hong Kong
The most famous Armenian of all times who lived in China was Khachik Pogose Astwachatoor, known as Paul Chater.
Michel Matthew Ter-Pogossian, the ''Father'' of Positron Emission Tomography
The positron emission tomography scanner, invented in 1977 was a breakthrough in the history of medicine. Since then it became possible to assess the brain’s activity at different mental processes, to reveal cancer at its early stage and heart diseases. That was due to the efforts of renowned physicist and inventor of Armenian descent Michel Ter-Pogossian.
Seerpoohi Elias: Armenian Woman and the First Chief Justice of New Zealand
“If it were not for the Armenian identity in the family, I would not have had such accomplishments,” said Seerpoohi Elias, the first female Chief Justice of New Zealand.
Armenian Anita Caracotchian: The First Female Oceanographer in the World
“A part of my people lived at the sea for 300 years, we had glorious Cilicia, that harbored more than one thousand Armenian ships having tight commercial ties with the most powerful countries. After all we had the most powerful Armenian king Tigran the Great’s “from sea to sea Armenia”. I have the blood of those brave compatriots,” said Armenian explorer, photographer, the first female oceanographer...
Ara Darzi, Outstanding Surgeon, the First Armenian in the House of Lords
The British elite is largely conservative and not just anyone can become a part of it. However, Ara Darzi, one of the distinguished surgeons in the world, who also has been the first Armenian in the house of Lords, did become one.
Armenian who Was Born on Ararat Street: Sergey Lavrov – the Unsurpassed Diplomat
Lavrov's father was form Tbilisi - an Armenian whose last name was Kalantaryan.
Alenush Teryan: Iran’s First Female Astronomer and Founder of First Solar Observatory
“My daughter’s name is sun, my son’s name is moon”, would say Iran’s first astronomer and founder of the first solar observatory Alenush Teryan.
Patrick Devedjian - Advocate of Chirac, Close Adviser of Sarkozy: Armenian, who Fight for Rights of ASALA and Monte during Court Hearings
Devedjian was born in Fontainebleau, Seine-et-Marne. He is the grandson of the Armenian zoologist and Ottoman bureaucrat Karekin Devedjian.
''Knight of Cilicia'': Aram Karamanukyan – One of the Founders of Syrian Armed Forces
Aram was one of the main backers of the Armenian community in Syria, he allocated a lot of money for the construction of churches and schools, helped to publish Armenian newspapers.
"I Don't Speak Armenian, but I'm Armenian": Alain Prost - Living Legend of Formula One
Prost is one of the most prominent and active representatives of the Armenian Diaspora.
When I Sit Around a Table with Other Armenians, Bread and Wine Taste Differently: The Armenian Speechwriter of 3 US Presidents
Aram Bakhshyan was born in Washington, DC (USA), in 1944. His life is a vivid example of career rise and realization of personality: he was a freelance journalist, journal editor, art critic, teacher at Harvard University. But he received a greater vocation as a speechwriter among high-ranking US officials.
James Bagyan: The Only Armenian that Was in Space and Can Make Dolma
James Bagyan was born in 1952 in Philadelphia. His parents moved to the USA from Trabzon. According to James himself, his grandfather, Nazareth Kundebagyan, emigrated from Arabkir to America in 1913.
Vazgen Oganesov: An Armenian Who Did Not Let Hitler to Run Away from Berlin
Vazgen Oganesov performed his last combat sortie during the battles for Berlin. On the eve of the Victory it was necessary to prevent the aircraft of Hitler's Reich from German besiegers headed by Hitler from the besieged Berlin, Defacto.am writes.
Armenian Values and Upbringing Always Helped Me: Paul Ignatius, Former US Navy Minister
It was under Ignatius’ rule that the US Navy reached a principally new level in the development of the newest destroyers and battleships of the new generation, and in 2013 the destroyers DDG-117 of the Arly Burke US Armed Forces were named after Paul Ignatius
Gevorg Nalbandian: an Armenian who Wrote an Anthem for an African Country
The small Armenian diaspora in this exotic ancient country has always occupied an important place in all areas of state and cultural life, Dlmn.info notes.
The World Famous Armenian Soldiers: Avakyants, Shekerdzhyan, Derunyan
''Armedia'' IAA is presentd a series of articles on the life and professional activities of high-ranking Armenian military servicemen who served in the armed forces of other countries.
World Famous Armenian Soldiers: Karamanukyan, Lahoud and Kuyumjyan
''Armedia'' IAA is launching a series of publications on the life and professional activities of high-ranking Armenian military servicemen who served in the armed forces of other countries. Thus we present you the history of the success of the outstanding military with Armenian origin, Aram Karamanukyan, Emil Jamil Lahoud and Hernan Kuyumjyan.
Emil Jamil Lahoud: Armenian President of Lebanon
Armenians, in turn, made a great contribution to the development of Lebanon. Throughout the history of living in the territory of the country, Armenians took an active part in the formation of the country and in various spheres of life: politics, culture, economy, art, religion. And, of course, it is worth noting that the three Lebanese presidents have Armenian roots.
"Michelangelo in the Ballet": Armenian Agrippina Vaganova, the Founder of the Theory of Russian Ballet
Sometimes the criticism towards Vaganova was not very flattering. For example, Marius Petipa, the French and Russian ballet dancer, choreographer and teacher, wrote in his diary: "Mrs. Vaganova is terrible, I do not go to the ballet ..."
The Armenian Love of Aivazovsky
She loved him very much and did not require more attention than he could give. She understood that she would never occupy a place in his heart equal to the painting. Aivazovsky in turn adored Anna and was insanely jealous.
Incredible Armenians or Celebrities Who Do Not Talk About Their Armenian Roots
Another "incredible" Armenian is the British princess Diana, although she is only 1/64 Armenian. It turns out that her great-great-grandmother was a rich native from the Indian town of Gujarat.
Gymnastics Skills Named after Armenian Athletes
It should be noted, that it is not the first time Armenian gymnasts surprise with the complexity of their tricks.
William Saroyan: Part of His Heart in Armenia...
Saroyan's heroes are simple and not so happy people, about whom he wrote with warmth, compassion and hope for good.
Armenian Woman in the Ranking of the Most Successful Businesswomen by "Forbes"
The company first manufactured its jewelry in a factory that was founded by Rafaelian's father in 1966 and all materials are made in America.
Monte Melkonian: I am an Armenian; This Homeland Belongs to Me As Much As it Belongs to Any Other Armenian
I think I share the same responsibility for the defense of this piece of land as any other Armenian does. Consequently, it is natural to be here and to struggle along with the people of Artsakh.
''Garo Ermeni '': Garo Paylan's Mission in the Turkish Parliament
His main mission became achieving the recognition of the Genocide of 1915, which the Turkish state is still trying to hide from their own people.
"Only in the Evening I Acknowledged What It Meant to Liberate Shushi:" Today is the 77th Anniversary of Arkadi Ter-Tadevosyan
"I did not know what to do, to tell people or not. There were mines in the city and my people could be killed. I struggled with me until 8 am. After I declared that there was no enemy in the town, I fell asleep as I had not slept for days. Thus I was brought to the liberated Shushi asleep," with a smile on his face noted Komandos.
The Armenian Community in the US - One of the Largest Diasporas
The city broadcasts Armenian TV channels; newspapers and magazines are published in the Armenian language, dozens of churches and government MPs officially represent the Armenian Diaspora.
Emil Avakian - the Inventor of Automatic Wheelchair
Despite his illness, Emik showed persistence and perseverance, he graduated with honors from college with a degree in physics and mathematics.
Armenian Hakob Martayan - the Founder of the Modern Turkish Language
When Kemal Ataturk decided to implement a reform of the Turkish language and translate the Ottoman-Turkish language (Osmanli) from Arabian into the Latin alphabet, he requested Hakob Martayan to do the job.
Mikoyan's Airplanes have Set 60 World Records
In connection with the 50th anniversary and for his services in the creation of new technology Mikoyan was awarded the Order of Lenin. In 1956 he was awarded the title Hero of Socialist Labor, and in June 1957 a second Mikoyan awarded the title Hero of Socialist Labor.
US Dollar - Not American!
Meanwhile, the creator of this color, which can not be forged,was a young talented chemist Christopher Ter-Serobyan, who in 1854 was invited to America from Istanbul to make it impossible to counterfeit US dollar. For his work, Ter-Serobian received $ 6,000, which allowed him to continue his training.
The "Father" of Automatic Transmissions for Cars is Armenian! (from the Series "Inventions of the Armenians")
It is noteworthy to mention the contribution of Banker in aviation mechanics. The scientist was working on the control system of Sikorsky’s first helicopter, which took off in 1939. The shared inventions of Sikorski and Banker eventually led to the mass production of helicopters during the Second World War.
Hair Dryer was Invented in the 19th Century (from the Series "Inventions of the Armenians")
However, the world's first hair dryer was patented by the American inventor of Armenian origin, Gabriel Kazanjian, in America, in 1911. By 1915, the market began to spread hair dryers, which were already portable.
Armenian History of ATMs (from the Series "Inventions of the Armenians")
Already in 1939 Simdzhyan invented the first device that could automatically issue a receipt and even cash, but it had no connection with the bank, and therefore could not take money from the account.
Alex Manoogian: Millions from Tap (from the Series "Inventions of the Armenians")
Having realized the American dream, Alex Manoogian showed all his generosity to the Armenian people. In 1930 he joined the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU) and the organization "Knights of Vartan". Soon, he was chosen as the "eldest" Knight and in 1953 was elected the president of the International AGBU – a position he honorably served in for more than 30 years.
Kirk Kerkorian: to be Sad in a Mercedes is Better than in a Bus
It should be noted here that the Armenian nation is proud of Kerkorian not for the fact that he was a successful businessman, but because he was a worthy Armenian. Kerkorian has greatly supported in the development of Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, but he did not like to talk about it. In 2004, he was awarded the title of National Hero of Armenia.
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10:43Commemoration of the Pontiff St. Sahak Partev
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