Letter 31: The Legend of Yeghegis (revised; see Letter 33)
Yeghegnadzor, Sunday, April-25-10
see revised "Letter 33"
Antoine S. Terjanian
Went there to move mountains
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Yeghegnadzor changed names several times. It was also named Migoyan (after Anastase Migoyan the former President of the USSR) and his statue is still standing in the middle of the town’s central park, but historically, it was known as ‘Yeghegik’ (little reed).
see revised "Letter 33"
Antoine S. Terjanian
Went there to move mountains
To read all my letters from Armenia, click on http://lettersfromArmenia.blogspot.com
Yeghegnadzor changed names several times. It was also named Migoyan (after Anastase Migoyan the former President of the USSR) and his statue is still standing in the middle of the town’s central park, but historically, it was known as ‘Yeghegik’ (little reed).