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.
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Gagik Sargsyan
Armenian historian
George Chepchyan
Armenian-Soviet actor
Gevorg Abov
Author
Gregory Garibian
Armenian-Soviet physicist
Hakob Hakobian
Armenian visual artist
Hamlet Mkhitaryan
Soviet-Armenian football player
Hrachia Acharian
Armenian linguist
Hrachʻya Hovhannisyan
Armenian author
Karen Asrian
Armenian chess player
Karen Smbatyan
Armenian painter
Lavinia BazhbeukMelikyan
Armenian-Soviet artist
Leonard Sarkisov
Actor
Levon Kalantar
Director
M. Arazi
Author
Khnko Aper
Armenian writer
Mark Gevorkovitsj Sagateljan
Armenian-Soviet television presenter
Meline Hamamjyan
Actress
Metaksia Simonyan
Soviet actress
Natalya Melik Melikyan
Armenian biological scientist
Petros Petrosyan
Armenian painter
Sedrak Arakelyan
Russian-Soviet painter
Seiran Khatlamadjian
Armenian painter
Sergei Israelyan
Cinematographer
Sergey Ambartsumian
Politician
Haroutiun Galentz
Armenian painter
Suren Yeremian
Armenian historian
Sheram (Talean, Grigor Karapeti,)
Armenian poet
Tatevik Sazandaryan
Soloist
Vahram Papazian
Actor
Perch Zeituntsyan
Armenian playwright
Vruir Galstian
Armenian painter
Zhora Harutyunyan
Writer
David Hambartsumyan
Armenian olympic athlete
Arakel Babakhanian
Armenian historian
Vitja Ayvazjan
Aramais Sahakyan
Armenian poet
Khachatour Yesayan
Artist
Vazgen I (I. Vazgen)
Catholicos of All Armenians
Maro Margaryan
Armenian poet
Zhirayr Ananyan
Armenian playwright
Artashes Kalantarian
Armenian writer
Agasi Ajwasjan
Armenian writer
Levon Khechoyan
Armenian writer
Hrachʻya Hranti Tʻamrazyan
Armenian-Soviet poet
Edgar Elbakyan
Armenian actor
Arus Asryan
Armenian actor
Vazgen Michaylovitsj Oganesov
