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  • ՀԱՅԱՍՏԱՆԻ ԱԶԳԱՅԻՆ ԳՐԱԴԱՐԱՆԻ ԹՎԱՅԻՆ ՊԱՀՈՑ / DIGITAL REPOSITORY OF NLA  
    The National Library of Armenia, as the world’s largest repository of Armenian published works, as well as a center of library science and information, collects, processes and preserves the published materials of the Republic of Armenia and ensures its full accessibility for readers through all available means. The rich collection of the library includes the first Armenian printed book, “Urbatagirk” (“Friday Book,” Venice, 1512), the first Armenian periodical, “Azdarar” (“The Monitor Monthly,” Madras, 1794) and the first printed map, “Hamatarats Ashkharatsuyts” (“Large World Map,” Amsterdam, 1695). The various functions of the library include reader services (membership, interlibrary loan, reading rooms, etc.), acquisition of printed materials, preservation and digitization of library materials, as well as bibliographic research. Open access

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    Трагедия Турецкой Армении
    ([1914?]) Веселовский, Юрий Алексеевич, 1872-1919
    Юрий Алексеевич Веселовский- русский литератор и публицист, одним из первых осветивший трагедию армянского народа в Османской империи в начале XX века. В своих работах, таких как «Трагедия Турецкой Армении» он документировал массовые убийства, описывал ужасы «армянского вопроса» и осуждал погромы. Веселовский подробно описывал кровавые события, включая эрзрумскую резню 1890-х годов. Веселовский критиковал безнаказанность преступлений, совершаемых курдами и турками в отношении армян
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    Storia di Mose Corenese, versione italiana illustrata dai monaci armeni mechitaristi, ritoccata quanto allo stile da Niccolò Tommaséo
    (1850) Moses, of Khoren, active 5th century; Tommaseo, Niccolò, 1802-1874
    Moses of Chorene was a 5th-century Armenian historian renowned for writing the "History of the Armenians" at the behest of Prince Isaac Bagratuni. Often called the "father of Armenian history," his work merges early Armenian history, legends, and genealogy using Greek, Persian, and Armenian sources. He identifies himself as a pupil of Mesrop Mashtots, the creator of the Armenian alphabet, placing him within the golden age of Armenian literature. His masterpiece, Patmowtʻiwn Hayots (History of the Armenians), covers Armenian history from the earliest times to the 5th century AD
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    Հիշարժան տարեթվերի օրացույց 1950
    (ՀՍՍՌ Ալ. Մյասնիկյանի անվան պետական հանրային գրադարան, 1950-12-31) Ոսկերչյան Ա.
    Անդրադարձ Նաիրի Զարյանի ծննդյան 50-ամյակի հոբելյանական տարելիցին (1900-1950), նաև՝ հանձնարարական գրականության ցանկ
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    Հիշարժան տարեթվերի օրացույց 1950
    (ՀՍՍՌ Ալ. Մյասնիկյանի անվան պետական հանրային գրադարան, 1950-04-14) Գրիգորյան Հր.
    Անդրադարձ Վլադիմիր Մայակովսկու մահվան 20-րդ տարելիցին (1930-1950), նաև՝ հանձնարարական գրականության ցանկ
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    Reise zum Ararat
    (1834) Parrot, Christoph Friedrich, 1791-1841
    In 1829, Estonian explorer Friedrich Parrot led the first successful modern expedition to climb Mount Ararat (5,137m), fulfilling a lifelong goal. Accompanied by Armenian writer Khachatur Abovian, the team reached the summit on September 27, 1829, overcoming skepticism that the mountain was unconquerable. The expedition established scientific mountaineering in the region