About Vahram Alazan
Lived 1903 – 1966 (aged 63). Vahram Alazan was a Turkish and Russian writer, editing staff, public figure and editor.
Vahram Alazan , born Vahram Gabuzyan (19 May (6 May O.S.) 1903 in Van – 17 May 1966 in Yerevan), was an Armenian poet, writer, and public activist, who served as the First Secretary of the Writers Union of Armenia from 1933 to 1936.
Biography A survivor of Armenian genocide, Alazan fled to Yerevan in 1915.
Selected works The Games of Summer (1923), poems Poet's Heart (1954), poems Northern Star (1956), novel Horizons (1957), poems Memoirs (1960)
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Who was Vahram Alazan?
Armenian poet and writer
When was Vahram Alazan born?
Vahram Alazan was born on 6 May 1903 in Van.
When did Vahram Alazan die?
Vahram Alazan died on 17 May 1966 in Yerevan.
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Vahram Alazan was a writer, editing staff, public figure and editor.
What nationality was Vahram Alazan?
Vahram Alazan was Turkish and Russian.
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