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ANDRANIK MARGARYAN'S FUND OPENED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVE
armradio.am
25.03.2008 15:20
The National Archive of Armenia has replenished with another fund:
part of ex-Prime Minister Andranik Margaryan's personal documents
have been submitted to the Archive.
Director of the Archive Amatouni Virabyan said during the opening
ceremony of Andranik Margaryan's fund that the 34 items provided to
the archive by Andranik Margaryan's family include photos, articles in
the press, recorded TV programs, letters, telegrams and his Diploma,
Andranik Margaryan's personal files - the form filled in by him,
the autobiography, the work record card, presidnet's decision to
appoint him to the post of the Prime Minister, other documents.
Amatouni Virabyan expressed hope that Andranik Margaryan's archive
fund will still be enriched. The number of the fund is 1 706. It will
be open to everyone.
Amatouni Virabyan noted that unlike the Soviet times, there are no
secret funds in the Archive. "What is kept in the National Archive -
documents, films, photos, records - is open for study," he said.
armradio.am
25.03.2008 15:20
The National Archive of Armenia has replenished with another fund:
part of ex-Prime Minister Andranik Margaryan's personal documents
have been submitted to the Archive.
Director of the Archive Amatouni Virabyan said during the opening
ceremony of Andranik Margaryan's fund that the 34 items provided to
the archive by Andranik Margaryan's family include photos, articles in
the press, recorded TV programs, letters, telegrams and his Diploma,
Andranik Margaryan's personal files - the form filled in by him,
the autobiography, the work record card, presidnet's decision to
appoint him to the post of the Prime Minister, other documents.
Amatouni Virabyan expressed hope that Andranik Margaryan's archive
fund will still be enriched. The number of the fund is 1 706. It will
be open to everyone.
Amatouni Virabyan noted that unlike the Soviet times, there are no
secret funds in the Archive. "What is kept in the National Archive -
documents, films, photos, records - is open for study," he said.