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The following are prominent people of Armenian descent.
[edit] Actors
[edit] Authors
- A.I. Bezzerides – (1908-2007) screenwriter and novelist
- Adam Bagdasarian – writer
- Alexander Movsesyan – playwright and novelist
- Ara Baliozian – (born 1936) man of letters
- Aram Saroyan – (born 1943) poet, novelist
- Artine Artinian – (1907-2005) literature scholar
- Arto Der Haroutunian – (1940-1987) author
- Atrpet – (1860-1937) writer
- Axel Bakunts – (1889-1937) writer
- Avetik Isahakyan – (1885-1957) poet
- Chris Bohjalian – novelist
- David Barsamian – writer, radio host
- Garabet Ibrăileanu – (1871-1936) writer, literary critic, professor
- Gary Braver – fiction writer
- George Ouzounian (known as "Maddox") – (born 1978) author, satirist and webmaster
- Gevorg Emin – (1918-1998) poet, essayist, and translator
- Gheorghe Asachi (1788-1869) writer, poet, historian, painter
- Ghazaros Aghayan – (1840-1911) writer
- Gregory of Narek (Krikor Naregatsi) – (951-1003) religious poet
- Henri Troyat (born Levon Aslan Torossian) – (1911-2007) one of France's most prolific, popular and respected authors
- Hovhannes Shiraz – (1915-1984) poet
- Hovhannes Tumanyan – (1869-1923) novelist
- Khachatur Abovian – (1805-1842) writer
- Levon Shant – (1869-1951) playwright, novelist
- Martiros Kavoukjian Armenologist
- Michael Arlen – (1895-1956) British-Armenian writer
- Michael Casey – (born 1947) poet
- Nancy Kricorian – writer, activist
- Nicholas Adontz – (1871-1942) historian and philologist
- Paruyr Sevak – (1924-1971) poet
- Peter Balakian – (born 1951) author
- Raffi (Hagop Hagopian) – (1835-1888) novelist and poet
- Rick Bayan – (born 1950) essayist, humorist and philosopher
- Sayat Nova – poet, (1712-1795) philosopher and poet
- Serj Tankian – poet
- Siamanto – (1878-1915) poet and martyr
- Silva Kaputikyan – (1919-2006) poet
- Smbat Shahaziz – (1840-1908) writer
- Vahan Tekeyan – (1878-1948) writer
- Varand, (Born 1954), Armenian Poet, Writer, Translator, Painter, Professor of Armenian Literature, Several Prize Recipient
- Vittoria Aganoor – (1855-1910) poet
- Francis Veber – (born 1937) screen writer
- William Saroyan – (1908-1981) short story writer, novelist, playwright, essayist and memoirist
[edit] Business
[edit] Entertainment - Film
- Alek Keshishian – (born 1964) Lebanese-born American film director
- Alice Panikian – (born 1985) 2006 Miss Universe Canada
- Andre Manoukian – (born 1957) choreographer in France
- Artavazd Ashoti Peleshyan – film director
- Atom Egoyan – (born 1960) film director
- Bob Kevoian(born 1950) Co-host of the Bob & Tom Show
- Cherylin Sarkisian LaPiere – (born 1946) a.k.a. Cher – singer, actress
- David Dickinson – (born 1941) British television personality
- Deran Sarafian – (born 1968) television director
- Edmond Keosayan – (1936-1994) film director
- Garik Martirosyan – (born 1974) TV host and comedian
- George Duran – (born 1975) entertainer
- George Krikorian – (born 1945) Krikorian Premiere Theaters
- Haig Acterian – (1904-1943) Romanian film and Theater director
- Henri Verneuil – (1920-2002) filmmaker
- Howard Kazanjian – (born 1942) producer
- Jeff Bozz Bozigian– Star of reality show and co-owner, Sunset Tan
- Levon Mkrtchyan – (born 1953) film director
- Karen Shakhnazarov – (born 1952) filmmaker, producer and head of the Mosfilm studios
- Leslie Erganian – artist and television personality
- Michael Omartian – (born 1945) music producer of Donna Summer
- Mikhail Vartanov – (born 1937) filmmaker
- Patrick Masbourian – (born 1970) Quebec (Canada) television personality
- Pierre Chammassian – comedian
- Richard Ouzounian – (born 1950) Armenian by adoption; playwright, director, critic, artistic director;
- Rouben Mamoulian – (1897-1987) film and theater director
- Sergei Parajanov – (1924-1990) filmmaker
- Steven Zaillian – (born 1953) screenwriter, producer
- Vartan Malakian – (born 1947) artist
- Vilen Kolouta – (1930-1999) cinematographer
- Yevgeny Petrosyan – (born 1945) comedian
- Yevgeny Vakhtangov – (1883-1922) theater director
- Yvette Nelson – (born 1972) actress, Singer-songwriter, model
- Henrik Malyan – (born 1925) film writer and director
- Kim Kardashian– (born 1980) Model, designer, business woman
[edit] Journalists
[edit] Medicine
[edit] Military
- Andranik Ozanian – (1865 - 1927) World War I General.
- Bardas Phocas – Late Roman (Byzantine) general.
- Bardas Sklerus – Late Roman (Byzantine) general.
- Basentsi Azoyan – (1947 - 2006) Major-General and chief of the Intelligence Department of the Armenian armed forces.
- Drastamat Kanayan (1884-1956) Commander of the Armenian Legion
- D'Artagnan (1607-1666) Mousketer
- Gaik Ovakimian – (1898 - 1967) Major General, Soviet spy.
- Gayk Bzhishkyan – (1887 - 1937) Soviet military commander.
- Garegin Njdeh – (1886 - 1955) Freedom fighter and World War I General.
- Gregory Pakourianos – (? - 1086) general in the Byzantine army.
- Gurgen Dalibaltayan – colonel-general, Armenian Armed Forces.
- Hamazasp Babadjanian – (1906-1977); Chief Marshal of the Armored troops of the USSR.
- Hovhannes (Ivan) Baghramian – (1897 - 1982) Soviet Marshal; Deputy Minister of Defense, World War II Commander of a Front.
- Ivan Lazarev – (1820 - 1887) general in the Russian Army during the Russo-Turkish War, 1877–1878.
- Ivan Stepanovich Isakov – (1894 - 1967); Soviet Admiral; Chief of Main headquarters of Soviet Navy, World War II.
- John I Tzimisces – (925 - 976) Late Roman (Byzantine) general and emperor.
- Kekaumenos – Late Roman (Byzantine) general; author.
- Lazar Serebryakov – (1795 - 1862) admiral.
- Mikhail Tarielovich Loris-Melikov – (1825 or 1826 - 1888), General of the Cavalry; Adjutant General of the Svita; Minister of Interior, Russian Empire.
- Monte Melkonian – (1957 – 1993) Armenian military commander in the Nagorno-Karabakh war.
- Movses Silikyan – (1862-1937) Major General; Commander of Armenian troops; hero of Battle of Sardarapat
- Narses – (478-573) Late Roman (Byzantine) general.
- Nicephorus II Phocas – (912–969) Late Roman (Byzantine) general and emperor.
- Paul Ignatius – (born 1920) United States Assistant Secretary of Defense (Installations and Logistics); US Secretary of the Navy;
- Philaretos Brachamios – Late Roman (Byzantine) general.
- Rafael Ivanovich Kapreliants – (1909-1984) pilot and Air Force commander.
- Sergei Khudyakov – (1901 - 1950) Chief-Air-Marshal, USSR; commander of the Anti-aircraft warfare of Moscow, World War II.
- St. Vardan Mamikonian – (died 451) 5th century general; led rebellion of Christian Armenians against Zoroastrian Persians.
- Ter-Gukasov – Yerevan Forces commander of Russia's army during the Russo-Turkish War, 1877–1878.
- Valerian Madatov – (1782 - 1829) general.
- Yeprem Khan – (1868-1912) Armenian-Iranian revolutionary leader.
- Heinz Wilhelm Guderian Armenian military theorist
- Alan Hovhaness – (1911-2000) composer.
- Alexander Arutiunian – (born 1920) composer.
- Alexander Kaloian – (born 1962) composer.
- Alexey Ekimyan – (1927-1982) composer
- Anahid Ajemian – (born 1924) violinist.
- André – (born 1979) pop singer.
- Andy (Andranik Madadian) – (born 1956) singer.
- Ara Berberian – (1930-2005) opera singer.
- Aram Asatryan – (1953-2006) pop singer.
- Aram Khachaturian – (1903-1978) Armenia, composer.
- Armen Anassian – violinist.
- Armen Movsessian – violinist.
- Armen Nalbandian – (born 1978) pianist, composer
- Arno Babadzhanian – (1921-1983) composer.
- Artemi Ayvazyan – (1902-1975) composer
- Arto Tunçboyacıyan – (born 1957) percussionist and singer, brother of Onno Tunç.
- Avet Terterian – (1929-1994) USSR, Armenia, composer.
- Bulat Okudzhava – (1924-1997) Armenian-Georgian musician, poet and editor
- Cathy Berberian – (1925-1983) mezzo-soprano singer.
- Charles Aznavour – (born 1924) France, singer, songwriter, actor.
- Cher (Cherilyn Sarkisian) – USA; (born 1946) singer, songwriter, actor, director.
- Clint Bajakian – USA; composer of video game music.
- Dennis Agajanian – USA; gospel singer; "Harvest Crusade".
- Derek Sherinian – (born 1966) USA, world renowned rock and fusion keyboardist.
- Djivan Gasparyan – (born 1928) musician, composer.
- Edward Manukyan – (born 1981) USA, composer.
- François Kevorkian – (born 1954) USA, producer and record label owner
- George Avakian – (born 1919) jazz producer.
- George Tutunjian – (died 2006) pioneering Armenian Revolutionary songs performer.
- Georges Garvarentz – (1932-1993) composer.
- Gevorg Sargsyan – (born 1981) Opera-simfonic conductor.
- Greg Steele – (born 1963), USA Original guitarist for rock band Faster Pussycat
- Harout Pamboukjian – (born 1950) Armenian singer and songwriter.…
- Harry Tavitian – (born 1952) jazz musician.
- Hasmik Papian – (born 1961) soprano.
- Hayko – singer.
- Hélène Ségara – (born 1971) France, singer.
- Herbert Von Karajan – Conductor. Austria
- Irina Allegrova – (born 1952) Russia, singer
- Isabel Bayrakdarian – (born 1974) Canada, soprano and engineer.
- Joe Strummer – (1952-2002) singer, guitarist, and lyricist for the punk band The Clash
- John Herald – (1939-2005) USA, bluegrass musician.
- John Berberian – Oud player, U.S.A
- Komitas Vardapet – (1896-1935) Armenia, musician.
- Lena Chamamyan – Syrian-Armenian singer.
- Leon Redbone – (born 1949) USA; neo-vaudeville singer (unconfirmed).
- Levon Ambartsumian – (born 1955) classical violinist.
- Loris Tjeknavorian – (born 1937) Iran, Armenia, composer.
- Lucine Amara – (born 1927) prima donna Lucine Tockqui Armaganian
- Maria Nalbandian – (born 1983), Lebanese singer.
- Marie Laforêt – (born 1939) singer.
- Maro Ajemian – (1921-1978) pianist.
- Michel Legrand – (born 1932) France, composer.
- Mihran Kirakosian – Dancer/Singer/Actor, Back-up dancer to Madonna, Britney Spears and more
- Mikael Tariverdiev – (1931-1996) USSR, composer.
- Nikol Galanderian – (1881-1946) Iran, composer.
- Norayr Mnatsakanyan – (1923-1986) Armenia, national singer.
- Nourhanne– (born 1977) Egyptian singer from Armenian (Lebanon) parents.
- Nune Yesayan – (born 1969) pop musician.
- Ohannes Tunçboyacıyan (Onno Tunç) – (1948-1996) Turkish-Armenian musician, composer.
- Patrick Fiori – (born 1969) France; singer.
- Pavel Lisitsian – (1911-2004) Russia, opera singer.
- Paz Lenchantin – (born 1973) Argentine musician
- R-Mean– Rapper.[2]
- Joe Simitian – Senator in California.
- Karim Pakradouni – (born 1944) Lebanese politician.
- Ken Khachigian – former chief speechwriter and White House adviser.
- Larry Zarian – (born 1937) Mayor, Glendale, California.
- Leo V the Armenian – (775-820) Late Roman (Byzantine) emperor (813-820).
- Levon Ter-Petrossian – former president, Armenia (1991-1998).
- Lois Tarkanian – councilwoman.
- Mark Krikorian – political scientist and executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies
- Manuc Bei – (1769-1817) Romanian diplomat and merchant
- Melisende of Jerusalem, Queen of Jerusalem
- Mikhail Tarielovich Loris-Melikov – Russian general and statesman.
- Miklós Horthy – (1868-1957) part Armenian (Mikhail Nalbandian) the Regent of Hungary during the interwar years and throughout most of World War II
- Missak Manouchian – French Resistance hero World War II.
- Nubar Pasha – Egyptian statesman.
- Patrick Devedjian – French politician and minister.
- Philippicus Vartanes, Eastern Roman emperor (711–713).
- Rachel Kaprielian – Massachusetts State representative.
- Raymond Setlakwe – Canadian politician.
- Richard Dekmejian – political science professor; Middle East expert.
- Robert Kocharyan – former president, Armenia (1998-2008).
- Samuel Der-Yeghiayan – United States federal judge for the Northern District of Illinois
- Sarkis Assadourian – Canadian politician, member of Parliament.
- Sergei Martynov – foreign minister of Belarus, ethnic Belarusian born in Armenia.
- Sergey Lavrov – (born 1950) foreign minister of Russia, Armenian father.
- Serzh Sargsyan – current president, Armenia (2008-).
- Stepan Shaumyan, Stepan Geworgi Shahumian; – politician; revolutionary.
- Sian Elias – judge.
- Tigranes the Great – King, Armenia (95-56 BC); allied with Mithridates Pontus; warred against Romans under Lucius Cornelius Sulla and Lucius Licinius Lucullus.
- Vardan Ayvazyan Ecology Minister, Armenia
- Varujan Vosganian – (born 1958) Romania's Minister of Economy and Commerce
- Vazgen Sargsyan – prime minister, Armenia (1999).
- Virgil Madgearu – (1887-1940) Romanian politician and economist
[edit] Religion
[edit] Science
- Alexander Abian – mathematician
- Aleksei Sisakian – prominent ultimate particle and mathematical physics specialist; director of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubnay United Nuclear Research Inst.); his father, Norayr Sisakian, established Cosmic Biology [3]
- Artem Mikoyan – designer of MiG aircraft
- Boris Babaian – father of Soviet supercomputer
- Giacomo Luigi Ciamician; father of Photochemistry and Solar Energy
- Edgar Danielyan – computer security expert and author
- George Adomian – mathematician, engineer
- Gurgen Askaryan – physicist, inventor of light self focusing
- Harry K. Daghlian, Jr. – physicist who worked and perished at the Manhattan Project Los Alamos laboratory.
- Hovhannes Abgari Adamian – engineer, inventor of the ink to color BW TV
- Hrayr Shahinian – Director of the Skull Base Institute.
- Ivan Knunyants – chemist
- James P. Bagian – NASA astronaut
- Karapet Chobanyan – mechanical engineer, made first discovery in Armenia.
- Leonid Khachiyan – mathematician
- Luther George Simjian – inventor of autofocus camera, ATMs, flight simulator, postage meter.
- Michel (Michael) Ter-Pogossian–father of positron emission tomography (pet Scans) which has revolutionized the understanding of how the brain functions
- Mikhail Piotrovsky – (born 1944) Orientalist, Director of the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg
- Mikhail Pogosyan – Director General, Sukhoi Aircraft Corporation
- Paris Herouni – (born 1933) radio physicist and professor
- Robert Nalbandyan – chemist
- Semyon Kirlian – pioneer of photography
- Serge Mikoyan –nephew of Artem Mikoyan, and head design engineer at Mikoyan Design Burreau, developed MiG-29 and MiG-31
- Sergey Mergelyan – mathematician
- Soukias Manasserian Engineer and Inventor
- Spiru Haret – (1851-1912) Romanian astronomer, mathematician and politician
- Viktor Amazaspovich Ambartsumian – (1908-1996) astronomer, physicist; various spellings of names.
- B. E. Markarian – astrophysicist; http://www.starrywonders.com/markarian.html
[edit] Sports
- Adrian Sarkissian – footballer, Nancy (France) and Uruguay
- Alain Boghossian – footballer, Parma and France (Retired)
- Alain Prost – Formula One champion
- Alecko Eskandarian – soccer player, Real Salt Lake (USA)
- Amar Suloev – mma fighter
- Andranik Eskandarian – soccer player (Played for IRAN in the 1978 world Cup - 1979-1984 New York Cosmos)
- Andranik Teymourian – footballer, Bolton Wanderers (England) and Iran
- Andre Agassi – tennis player[4][5][6]
- Ara Abrahamian – sport wrestler, silver medalist at the 2004 Olympics
- Ara Parseghian – football coach
- Jim Essian – former catcher for the Chicago White Sox, Oakland Athletics and Minnesota Twins; manager for Chicago Cubs in 1991
- Armen Keteyian – broadcaster
- Armen Nazarian – athlete, twice Greco-Roman wrestling Olympic champion
- Artavazd Karamyan – footballer, Armenia NT key player
- Arthur Abraham – boxing
- Artiom Kiouregkian – wrestler
- Ben Agajanian – First NFL placekicker
- Biurakn Hakhverdian – water polo player
- Christopher J.C. Agajanian motorsports promoter and racecar owner
- David Hambartsumian – diver, twice European champion, bronze 1980 Olympic, 16 times champion of USSR.
- David Nalbandian – tennis player
- Drew Casen – contract bridge master, 2nd place 1990 World Bridge Championship Geneva
- Edgar Manucharyan – footballer, Ajax Amsterdam (Holland) and Armenia
- Eduard Eranosyan, footballer and manager
- Frankie Kazarian – professional wrestler
- Gago Aroetjunjan – Dutch muay thai kickboxer
- Garo Yepremian – NFL kicker
- Garry Kasparov – world chess champion
- Gary Danielson – Retired NFL player, quarterback of the Detroit Lions
- Gary Kerkorian – Retired NFL player, quarterback of the Baltimore Colts
- Genrikh Gasparyan – chess master
- Gokor Chivichyan – Judoka
- Hal Haig Prieste – diver, Bronze Olympic medalist
- Igor Ter-Owanesjan– Olympic Long Jump Champion.
- Jerry Tarkanian – basketball coach
- Karo Parisyan – UFC Fighter
- Katerina Maleeva – tennis player
- Kenny Florian – UFC Fighter
- Khoren Gevor – boxer
- Khoren Oganesian footballer
- Levon Aronian – chess master, ranked 3rd in the world
- Magdalena Maleeva – tennis player
- Manuela Maleeva – tennis player
- Manvel Gamburyan UFC Fighter
- Marcelo Djian – soccer player
- Marcos Pizzelli – soccer player
- Matt Vasgersian – broadcaster
- Matthew Ridge – rugby union and rugby league player
- Mkkhitar Manukyan wrestler
- Nikita Simonyan – Soviet footballer
- Norair Nurikian – weightlifter
- Patrick Baboumian – bodybuilder and strongman competitor
- Rafael Vaganian – chess master
- Rien Long – NFL Player for the Tennessee Titans
- Roman Mitichyan – UFC fighter
- Sargis Sargsian – tennis player
- Steve Bedrosian – baseball player
- Steve Furness – Former NFL player, defensive lineman for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- Steve Sarkisian – former CFL quarterback; former quarterback coach of the Oakland Raiders
- Susianna Kentikian – professional boxer
- Tigran Petrosian – world chess champion
- Tim Kurkjian – baseball analyst on ESPN
- Vanes Martirosyan – Boxer
- Varuzhan Akobian – chess master
- Vic Darchinyan – boxer
- Vladimir Akopian – chess master, ranked 16th in the world
- Youri Djorkaeff – soccer player
- Yura Movsisyan – soccer player, Kansas City (USA)
- Yurik Vardanyan – weightlifter
[edit] Ancient Armenians
[edit] References
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- Raffi Armenian (born 1942), Armenian-Canadian conductor, pianist, composer, and teacher
- Raffi Cavoukian – (born 1948) stage name Raffi, Canada, children's singer, songwriter, musician.
- Richard Hagopian – (born 1937) musician.
- Ross Bagdasarian – (1919-1972) USA, pseudonym "David Saville"; creator of Alvin and the Chipmunks.
- Ross Bagdasarian, Jr. – (born 1949) USA, continues work of his father for Alvin and the Chipmunks.
- Rosy Armen – France, singer.
- Rouben Hakhverdian – musician, songwriter.
- Samvel Yervinyan – (1966-), violinist
- Sayat Nova (Harutin) – (1712-1795) Armenia, Georgia, folk songwriter-musician, XVIII century.
- Sergey Khachatryan - (born 1985) youngest violinist winner of Sibelius competition and 2005 winner Queen Elizabeth competition.
- Sergio Galoyan – (born 1981) record producer and songwriter
- Slava Grigoryan – (born 1976) guitar virtuoso.
- Stephanie (born 1987) Japanese singer, Armenian father.
- Sylvie Vartan – (born 1944) France, singer.
- System of a Down – USA, alternative metal band.
- Tigran Mansurian – (born 1939) composer
- Tonio K. – (born 1950) USA, recording artist and composer
- Tullio Serafin – (Tigran Serafian) Conductor
- Udi Hrant Kenkulian – (1901-1978) musician.
- Vatche Hovsepian – musician.
- Vladimir Fontikov – (1941-1987) Russian Born Armenian Opera Singer
- Zulal – Armenian A Cappella Folk Trio.
[edit] Politics
- Abel Aganbegyan – (born 1932) senior economic advisor for Russia under Gorbachev.
- Adam Benjamin – (1935-1982) American congressman.
- Alexander Raphael – first Armenian member of British Parliament; Sheriff of London.
- Anastas Ivanovich Mikoyan – (1895-1978) Soviet politician and statesman.
- Andranik Margaryan – (born 1951) prime minister, Armenia.
- André Arthur – (born 1943) Canadian radio host and politician.
- Anna Eshoo – (born 1942) congresswoman.
- Arkadi Ghukasyan – (born 1957) president, Nagorno-Karabakh Republic.
- Armen Movsisyan Energy Minister, Armenia
- Armen Sargsyan – (born 1953) prime minister, Armenia (1996-1997).
- Arthur Chilingarov – (born 1939) scientist, Hero of the Soviet Union, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma.
- Bardas Mamikonian – Caesar and regent of the Late Roman (Byzantine) Empire (856-866).
- Basil I the Macedonian – (811-886) Late Roman (Byzantine) emperor (867-886), (considered himself an Armenian Arsacide).
- Basil II the Macedonian – (958-1025) Late Roman (Byzantine) emperor of Armenian Dynasty (975-1025).
- Benon Sevan – (born 1937) UN official.
- Brad Avakian – (born 1961) Commissioner of the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries.
- Bob Avakian – (born 1943) chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA.
- Charles Pashayan – (born 1941) Congressman from Fresno area.
- Charles Poochigian – (born 1949) California State Senator.
- Edouard Balladur – (born 1929) French politician, Prime Minister (1993-1995).
- Émile Lahoud – (born 1936) President of Lebanon.
- Ferenc Szálasi – (1897-1946) part Armenian (name was Salasyan); leader of Hungary, World War II.
- Frank V. Zerunyan – Medical Board of California.
- George Deukmejian – (born 1928) former governor of California.
- Georgy Shakhnazarov – (1924-2001) Soviet politician.
- Gladys Berejiklian – Australian MP.
- Armen Harutyunyan – ombudsman of RA since 2006.
- Heraclius the Elder– Exarch of Africa Province in the Late Roman Empire, late 6th, early 7th centuries, father of Emperor Heraclius.
- Heraclius – (575-641) Late Roman (Byzantine) Emperor (610-641).
- Howard Kaloogian – (born 1951) California State Assemblyman from 1994-2000.
- Ivan Agayants– (1911-1968) Soviet Intelligence General of Armenian origin.
- Jackie Speier – American Democratic politician.
- Joe Hockey– Australian Minister of Employment and Workplace Relations.<ref>[http://www.agbu.org/pressoffice/article.asp?ID=396 AGBU Sydney Chapter Celebrates Annual Australia Day]</li>
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