Van
Van is a city in eastern Turkey's Van Province, on the eastern shore of Lake Van. It is the capital and largest city of Van Province. Van has a long history as a major urban area.
People born in Van (First 49 people) - Page 398
Vahram Sahakian
Armenian dramatist
Armen Danielyan
N. Kh Aroutiounian
Russian-Soviet politician
Armen Adilkhanyan
Film producer
Arsen Petrosyan
Armenian football player
Mher Sahakyan
Football player
Amaliya Sharoyan
Armenian athlete
Artur Akopyan
Sirvard Emirzyan
Soviet olympic athlete
Margarita Monet
American singer
Avet Barseghyan
Armenian songwriter
Aghvan Mkrtchyan
Football defender
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