Nairi Zarian

Nairi Zarian: Nairi Zarian (real name - Hayastan Yeghiazarian, Russian: Зарьян Наири, December 31, 1900, Kharakonis village, near Van, Ottoman Empire - 1969, Yerevan) was a Soviet Armenian poet and writer, the chairman of Armenian SSR Committee for the Defense of Peace.

A survivor of the Armenian Genocide, in 1915 he moved to Russia^[1]. He finished Yerevan State University. In "Rock of Rushan" poem (1930) he showed "the socialistic resistance of Armenian village". His "Hatsavan" novel (1937—47) is dedicated to the process of collectivisation. During the World War II Zarian published a large number of poems and notes, in 1943 finished his "The voice of Homeland" poem. In 1946 his "Ara Geghetsik" historical tragedy was published. Being a supporter of stalinism, anyways he was arrested and after the death of Stalin changed some of his views.

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Name Zarian, Nairi

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Short description Armenian poet

Date of birth 1900

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Date of death 1969

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Armenian refugees
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Armenian Genocide victims

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Name	Zarian, Nairi
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Short description	Armenian poet
Date of birth	1900
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Date of death	1969
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