-
official estimate. The town was
known as
Sardarapat before 1935, and
Hoktemberyan from 1935 to 1995. Currently,
Armavir is the seat of the
Diocese of Armavir...
- Armavir,
Armavir Province, Armenia. It was
founded in 1965 as FC
Sevan Hoktemberyan.
After the
collapse of the
Soviet Union, FC
Armavir parti****ted in the...
-
projects throughout her career,
including the
Shirak Canal [hy], the
Hoktemberyan Canal [hy], and Lake Arpi.
Natalia Artemi Martirosyan was born on 14...
- host
cities — Baku, Yerevan, Leningrad,
Minsk (2 stadiums), Moscow,
Hoktemberyan,
Tbilisi (2 stadiums) and
Sumqayit —
where a
total of 32
matches were...
-
General Andranik (Armenian: Զորավար Անդրանիկ)
formerly Hoktemberyan, is a
Yerevan Metro station. It was
opened to the
public on 26 December, 1989. "Station...
-
Saralandzhi 1981–1982
Republic Square Lenin Square 1981–1992
Garegin Nzhdeh Square Spandaryan Square 1987–1992
General Andranik Hoktemberyan 1989–1990...
- Գեւորգյան; born June 28, 1957) was born in the
village of
Hoktember in the
Hoktemberyan region in Armenia. On May 25, 2003 he was
elected again to the NA from...
- didn't get to play for
Araray at all his
first year and
moved to
Sevan Hoktemberyan in 1967 and pla**** for the team
until 1968. Once the 1969
season began...
- was
divided into 3
raions within the
Armenian SSR:
Baghramyan raion,
Hoktemberyan raion, and
Etchmiadzin raion. With the
territorial administration reform...
-
Armavir may
refer to: Armavir, Armenia,
formerly Sardarapat and
Hoktemberyan Armavir Province, an
administrative division in
western Armenia, with Armavir...
