List of Turkish-Armenians

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Contents 1 List of notable Turkish-Armenians in the republican period 2 Ottoman Period 3 References 4 See also 5 External links

[edit] List of notable Turkish-Armenians in the republican period

• Daron Acemoğlu, economist, winner of the 2005 John Bates Clark Medal
• Can Arat, soccer player
• Aylin Ateş
• Hayko Bağdat, journalist
• Burak Bedikyan, a pianist
• Silviya N. Bursalıoğlu (Asu Maralman)
• Hayko Cepkin, musician, tr:Hayko Cepkin
• Maral Ceranoglu
• Jaklin Çarkçı, mezzo-soprano, tr:Jaklin Çarkçı
• Levon Panos Dabağyan
• Arto Harutyun Dalga (simply known as Arto), singer
• Agop Dilaçar, linguist and first Secretary General of the Turkish Language Association
• Arat Dink son of Hrant Dink, and editor of Agos
• Hrant Dink, a leading Turkish Armenian, was a journalist, editor of Agos
• Rakel Dink
• Kemani Tatyos Ekserciyan
• Markar Esayan
• Ara Güler, a leading Turkish photojournalist
• Rober Hatemo
• Sami Hazinses
• Cem Karaca, prominent Anatolian rock musician
• Toto Karaca (Irma Felekyan)
• Karin Karakaşlı
• Archbishop Karekin Kazancıyan
• Udi Hrant Kenkulian
• Vahe Kılıçarslan
• Berç Türker Keresteciyan
• Masis Kürkçügil
• Garo Mafyan, leading musician
• Etyen Mahçupyan
• Nazan Maksudyan
• Alis Manukyan, soprano
• Matild Manukyan
• Mıgırdiç Margosyan
• Alen Markaryan, leader of Çarşı, leading fan group of Beşiktaş J.K., and a journalist
• Leda Mermer
• Mesrop Mutafyan
• Aris Nalcı, journalist
• Adile Naşit
• Sevan Nisanyan
• Vahi Öz
• Turgut Özatay
• Prof. Ardeş Panosyan
• Kenan Pars (Kirkor Cezveciyan)
• Artin Penik (committed suicide in response to ASALA's bombings)
• Serkis Seropyan
• Ruhi Su
• Alin Taşçıyan, film critic
• Cenk Taşkan (Majak Toşikyan), musician
• Nubar Terziyan
• Mihran Tovmasyan
• Pars Tuğlacı
• Ayda Tunç, daughter of Onno Tunç, violinist
• Onno Tunç
• Selin Tunç
• Arto Tunçboyacıyan, brother of Onno Tunç, and a musician who has worked with Serj Tankian of System of a Down
• Osep Vartanyan (known as Vartan Pasha)
• Agop Vartovyan (Güllü Agop), a pioneer of the Turkish theatre
• Petros Adamian, famous actor and poet
• Sarkis Zabunyan (simply known as Sarkis)
• Zahrad, poet
• Garbis Zakaryan, boxer, nickname:iron fist

[edit] Ottoman Period

• Hampartsoum Limondjian, Ottoman composer and musical theorist who developed Hampartsoum notation system
• Hagop Kazazian Pasha, Ottoman minister of finance and minister of privy treasury

[edit] References

[edit] See also

Armenians in Turkey

[edit] External links

• (Turkish) Soner Yalçın