- FC
Shinarar (Armenian: Շինարար Ֆուտբոլային Ակումբ), is a
defunct Armenian football club from Hrazdan,
Kotayk Province. The club was
dissolved in 1992 and...
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Yerevan 1948
Dinamo Yerevan 1949
Dinamo Yerevan 1950
Urozhai Yerevan 1951
Shinarar Yerevan 1952
Spartak Yerevan 1953
Karmir Drosh Leninakan (Krasnoe Znamya)...
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Yerevan 1950
Karmir Drosh Leninakan 1951
Karmir Drosh Leninakan 1952
Shinarar Yerevan 1953
Himik Kirovokan 1954
Himik Kirovokan 1955
Karmir Drosh Leninakan...
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Nairi Nig
Aparan Nork
Marash Noravank Patani RUOR
Yerevan Sevan Shengavit Shinarar Sipan SKVV
Yerevan Spitak Spartak Yerevan Torpedo Yerevan Tu****orts Ulisses...
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Pharrq qez,
misht pharrq Sovetakan Hayastan, Ashxataser, cartaragortz-
shinarar, Zhoghovërdots surb
dashinqov ansasan, Du
tzaghkum yes yev
kertum luys...
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Highland to Mesopotamia.
Menua was one of the
candidates to whom the
title "
Shinarar” i.e.
builder can be
given legally, and when
Menua died in 780 B.C. Urartu...
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Botanical Garden.
Football is the most po****r
sport in Hrazdan. FC
Shinarar was the
football club who
represented the town
during the
Soviet years...
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defunct football teams of
Kotayk include FC
Moush Charentsavan,
Hachn FC, FC
Shinarar Hrazdan, FC Yeghvard, FC
Dinamo Yeghvard and FC
Moush Kasagh.
Abovyan City...
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publication of the
newspapers Yeritasard Hayastan ('Young Armenia') and
Shinarar ('Builder'). In 1934, he
moved to the
Soviet Union and
joined the Communist...
- Iĝdir province, Turkey. The
monastery of
Agarak was
founded by
Nerses Shinarar,
Catholicos of Armenia,
sometime between 649-653 A.D. The town of Agarak...
