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 born in Yerevan (First 49 people) - Page 10
Nairi Hunanyan
Anna Kostanyan
Armenian Politician
Movses Gorgisyan
Armenian Politician
Chinar Isoyan
Armenian-Russian musician
Tigran Karapetyan
Armenian Politician
Vahagn Ter-Hakopyan
Cinematographer
Henrik Edoyan
Armenian poet
Narineh Malyan
Film director
Artashes Kalantarian
Armenian writer
Hrachʻya Hranti Tʻamrazyan
Armenian-Soviet poet
Gurgen Khanjyan
Translator
Andranik Migranyan
Professor
Lilie Elbakyan
Armenian actor
Karen Matʻevosyan
Armenian art historian
Anna Elbakyan
Armenian actress
S. A. Vardanian
Armenian-Soviet physician
Edgar Elbakyan Junior
Actor
Narine Yeghiyan
Opera singer
Agnes Avagyan
Emmy
Singer
Hayko
Armenian singer-songwriter
Astghik Safaryan
Singer
Karen Demirchyan (Karen . . .
Armenian-Soviet politician
Ruben Vardanyan
Former State Minister of Artsakh
Arshak Sadoyan
Politician
Aram Hakobyan
Football player
Azat Arshakyan
Aydin Morikyan
Armenian politician
Vahe Baghdasaryan
Ruben Gevorkyants
Film director
Dzjivan Abramjan
Alvard Petrossyan
Armenian writer
Arman Mikaelyan
Naguš Chačaturovič Arutjunjan
Russian-Soviet politician
Artak Sargsyan
Businessperson
Bagrat Alekyan
Russian cardiac surgeon
Artur Gevorgyan
Armenian boxer
David Torosyan
Boxer
Karine Atchemyan
Armenian actor
Karen Avagyan
Armenian Politician
Mikayel Zolyan
Armenian Politician
Sona Ghazaryan
Armenian Politician
Ruben Rubinyan
Vice President of the National Assembly of Armenia
Hrachya Hakobyan
Armenian Politician
Hakob Simidyan
Armenian geologist
Arman Saghatelyan
Journalist
Gevorg Kostanyan