Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { <http://wikidata.dbpedia.org/resource/Q4361635> ?p ?o }
Showing triples 1 to 71 of
71
with 100 triples per page.
- Q4361635 description "Armenian writer".
- Q4361635 description "Armenian writer".
- Q4361635 subject Q15274306.
- Q4361635 subject Q20855736.
- Q4361635 subject Q6490896.
- Q4361635 subject Q6640272.
- Q4361635 subject Q8044520.
- Q4361635 subject Q8206050.
- Q4361635 subject Q8264059.
- Q4361635 subject Q8264270.
- Q4361635 abstract "Vardges Petrosyan (Armenian: Վարդգես Պետրոսյան) (August 9, 1932 – April 15, 1994) was an Armenian writer of fiction and drama.Vardges Petrosyan, a prominent novelist, playwright and essayist was born in 1932 in the town of Ashtarak, where he spent his childhood years, finished school and began writing his first verses.In 1954, he graduated from the Yerevan University and started writing for several youth newspapers. As a newspaper correspondent he travelled all over his native Armenia and throughout the entire Soviet Union—from 'Yakutia in Eastern Siberia to Karelia in the northwest of the country.His first collection of poems, "The Ballad of Mens", came out in 1958, to be followed by collections of essays, feature stories and tales.Vardges Petrosyan is best known for his novels "The Last Teacher", "Letters from the Small Stations of Childhood", "The Ani Drugstore", "The Armenian Sketches" and also for his play "The Heavy Weight of Hippocrates' Hat". Petrosyan is a winner of the Armenian Republic's State Prize and Komsomol Prize.In 1966, he became the editor-in-chief of an Armenian youth monthly "Garun" (Spring) where he worked till 1975 when he was elected the First Secretary of the Board of Writers' Union of Armenia.Among his published books (in Armenian) that are found in US libraries according to WorldCat are: Petrosyan, Vardges. Storagrutʻyan pativě. Haykakan ēskʻizner—Vardges Petrosyan" himnadram, Matenashar, tʻiv 1. Erevan: "Van Aryan", 2000. ISBN 978-99930-57-20-8 Petrosyan, Vardges. Ěntir erker: erku hatorov. Erevan: "Sovetakan Grogh" Hratarakchʻutʻyun, 1983.One story only has been translated into English, as "The solitary hazel tree" by Vardges Petrosyan in Soviet literature. no. 5 (422) (1983) ISSN 0202-1870".
- Q4361635 birthDate "1932-08-09".
- Q4361635 birthPlace Q132856.
- Q4361635 birthPlace Q39510.
- Q4361635 birthPlace Q399.
- Q4361635 birthYear "1932".
- Q4361635 deathDate "1994-04-15".
- Q4361635 deathPlace Q1953.
- Q4361635 deathPlace Q399.
- Q4361635 deathYear "1994".
- Q4361635 nationality Q79797.
- Q4361635 thumbnail Vardges_Petrosyan.JPG?width=300.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q132856.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q15274306.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q1953.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q20855736.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q39510.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q399.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q6490896.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q6640272.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q79797.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q8044520.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q8206050.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q8264059.
- Q4361635 wikiPageWikiLink Q8264270.
- Q4361635 birthDate "1932-08-09".
- Q4361635 birthPlace Q132856.
- Q4361635 birthPlace Q39510.
- Q4361635 dateOfBirth "1932-08-09".
- Q4361635 dateOfDeath "1994-04-15".
- Q4361635 deathDate "1994-04-15".
- Q4361635 deathPlace Q1953.
- Q4361635 deathPlace Q399.
- Q4361635 name "Petrosyan, Vardges".
- Q4361635 name "Vardges Petrosyan".
- Q4361635 name "Վարդգես Պետրոսյան".
- Q4361635 nationality "Armenian".
- Q4361635 placeOfBirth Q39510.
- Q4361635 placeOfBirth Q399.
- Q4361635 placeOfDeath Q1953.
- Q4361635 placeOfDeath Q399.
- Q4361635 shortDescription "Armenian writer".
- Q4361635 type Person.
- Q4361635 type Agent.
- Q4361635 type Person.
- Q4361635 type Writer.
- Q4361635 type Agent.
- Q4361635 type NaturalPerson.
- Q4361635 type Thing.
- Q4361635 type Q215627.
- Q4361635 type Q36180.
- Q4361635 type Q5.
- Q4361635 type Person.
- Q4361635 comment "Vardges Petrosyan (Armenian: Վարդգես Պետրոսյան) (August 9, 1932 – April 15, 1994) was an Armenian writer of fiction and drama.Vardges Petrosyan, a prominent novelist, playwright and essayist was born in 1932 in the town of Ashtarak, where he spent his childhood years, finished school and began writing his first verses.In 1954, he graduated from the Yerevan University and started writing for several youth newspapers.".
- Q4361635 label "Vardges Petrosyan".
- Q4361635 depiction Vardges_Petrosyan.JPG.
- Q4361635 givenName "Vardges".
- Q4361635 name "Petrosyan, Vardges".
- Q4361635 name "Vardges Petrosyan".
- Q4361635 name "Վարդգես Պետրոսյան".
- Q4361635 surname "Petrosyan".