Gevorg chaush biography samples

          Kevork Chavush was born to a family of hunters in Sasun, in the village of Bsanats..

          This article analyses the emergence of independence movements in Armenia and Azerbaijan in , their further development, and their impact on both societies.

        1. This article analyses the emergence of independence movements in Armenia and Azerbaijan in , their further development, and their impact on both societies.
        2. This paper addresses historical and contemporary issues of leadership in Armenia.
        3. Kevork Chavush was born to a family of hunters in Sasun, in the village of Bsanats.
        4. Gevork Chaush, one of the leaders of Armenian resistance detachments, initiated the construction of home-museum of Gevork.
        5. We headed out on a pilgrimage to a statue of Gevorg Chaush, a guy who I think would be best described as a freedom fighter (correct me if I'm wrong).

          6. Kevork Chavush

          Armenian fedayi leader

          Kevork Ghazarian (Armenian: Գէորգ Ղազարեան; 1870 – 28 May 1907), commonly known as Kevork Chavush or Gevorg Chaush (Armenian: Գէորգ Չաւուշ or Գևորգ Չաուշ), was an Armenianfedayee leader in the Ottoman Empire and a member of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation.

          Kevork Chavush attained a legendary status during his lifetime for his extraordinary daring and valor in defense of the Armenian peasantry against harassment by marauding Turkish and Kurdish forces.[1] He was the undisputed leader of Armenian revolutionary forces in the region of Taron-Sasun from 1904 until his death in 1907 after being wounded in a battle with the Ottoman army.[1] Kevork's actions earned him the moniker "Lion of the Mountains" (Armenian: Սարերու Ասլան).

          Early life

          Kevork Chavush was born Kevork Ghazarian (although his surname is given as Adamian or Melkonian in various sources)[2] to a family of hunters in the region of S