About Gevorg Abajian
Lived 1920 – 2002 (aged 81). Gevorg Abajian was a Russian and Armenian literary scholar, theatrologist, theatre critic, writer and literary critic.
Gevorg Hambardzumi Abajian (, December 12, 1920, Shnogh village, Lori Province, Armenia – 2002, Yerevan) was an Armenian theatrical and literary critic. PhD on Philology, awarded by the Renowned Activist of Armenian SSR Arts title in 1972.
Abajian was a World War II veteran. Starting in 1945 he was an artist of Gyumri Dramatic Theatre, then chief-editor of the cultural programs of Armenian SSR state TV-committee, the head of press-department of the Committee of Cultural Relations with Armenian diaspora. He is an author of many books, novels and articles.
Books Suren Surenian, Yerevan, 1959 Isahak Alikhanian, Yerevan, 1967
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Who was Gevorg Abajian?
literary critic (1920–2002)
When was Gevorg Abajian born?
Gevorg Abajian was born on 12 December 1920 in Shnogh.
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Gevorg Abajian died on 8 October 2002 in Yerevan.
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Gevorg Abajian was a literary scholar, theatrologist, theatre critic, writer and literary critic.
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Gevorg Abajian was Russian and Armenian.
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