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"the rest sat in a meeting in order to figure a way out of the problem. People thought of many different things, but Mgrdich Yotneghparian and his partisans were some of the few who preferred to fight till death instead of ceding to the enemy"

"lost after exhaling their last breath"

and most other sentences.

it is written like a novel, like a saga

and there is only one reference which is in a way overused

it looks like some excerpt from just one novel

but it is a stub, maybe because of that, I should remove the tags.

The text can be probably be summarized in a less saga-ish way.

I think it will be good to add information about ARF. Is this Mgrdich person part of it, leader of it? What do they do? I don't know the events but the combatant is listed as ARF. You probably have enough information about that. ARF is not mentioned in the text, not even once. If the combatant is not ARF, then that part should be changed.

deniz 01:02, 19 March 2007 (UTC)