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Varujan Kojian (March 12, 1935; Beirut, Lebanon –
March 4, 1993;
Santa Barbara, California) was an Armenian-American
violinist and
conductor from Beirut...
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Laura (10 May 2007). "ST
JAMES CHURCH WAS...
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results of the 2011 Po****tion
Census of Armenia" (PDF). Kiesling, Brady;
Kojian,
Raffi (2005).
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convocation of the
Supreme Soviet of the
Soviet Union. Kiesling, Brady;
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Rediscovering Armenia: an archaeological/touristic
gazetteer and...
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Marina Manukian,
Mario DeLeon,
Michele Richards,
Miran Kojian, Ray Kobler,
Robin Olson,
Roger Wilkie,
Shalini Vijayan, Sid Page, Songa...
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Retrieved 13
February 2011.
Brady Kiesling;
Raffi Kojian (April 2001).
Rediscovering Armenia: an archaeological/touristic gazetteer...
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Commons has
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Nerses church in Xocavənd. Kiesling, Brady;
Kojian,
Raffi (2019).
Rediscovering Armenia: An in-depth
inventory of villages...
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Tiffany Yi Hu,
Patricia Johnson,
Peter Kent,
Miran Kojian,
Razdan Kuyumjian,
Dennis Molchan,
Jennifer Munday,
Anatoly Rosinsky, Haim...
- a year-round
schedule by 1980.
Successors to
Abravanel included Varujan Kojian (1980–1983),
Joseph Silverstein (1983–1998), and
Keith Lockhart (1998–2009)...
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Karen Jones,
Katia K. Popov,
Kenneth Yerke, Lily Ho Chen,
Miran Haig
Kojian,
Patricia Johnson, Paul C.Shure,
Polly H. Sweeney,
Rachel Robinson, Rafael...
