Yeghishe Charents

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Yeghishe Charents was a prominent early 20th-century Armenian poet and writer whose innovative, often politically charged works helped shape modern Armenian literature.

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Yeghishe Charents canonical 4
Charents 1

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instanceOf Armenian poet
Armenian writer
person
poet
birthDate 1897-03-13
birthName Yeghishe Soghomonovich Soghomonyan
birthPlace Kars
Kars Oblast
Russian Empire
causeOfDeath imprisonment-related causes
commemoratedBy Charents Street in Yerevan
countryOfCitizenship Russian Empire
Soviet Union
deathDate 1937-11-27
deathPlace Armenian SSR
Soviet Union
Yerevan
linked to: Yerevan, Armenia
educatedAt Tiflis Nersisian School
University of Tartu
ethnicity Armenian
familyName Soghomonyan
gender male
genre poetry
prose
givenName Yeghishe
hasMonument Charents Arch on the road to Garni
linked to: Garni, Armenia
influenced modern Armenian literature
languageOfWorkOrName Armenian
memorialMuseum Yeghishe Charents House-Museum in Yerevan
movement futurism
modernism
socialist realism
symbolism
name Yeghishe Charents
nationality Armenian
notableWork Book of the Way
Epic Dawn
Land of Nairi
linked to: kingdoms of Nairi

My Love, My Armenia
Requiem aeternam
occupation poet
translator
writer
participantIn Armenian volunteer units in World War I
World War I
politicalAlignment Armenian Bolshevik movement
communism
pseudonym Charents
linked to: Yeghishe Charents
subjectOf Charents Museum of Literature and Arts collections
workLocation Tiflis
linked to: Tbilisi

Yerevan
linked to: Yerevan, Armenia

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Armenian literature notableAuthor Yeghishe Charents
Yeghishe Charents name Yeghishe Charents
Yeghishe Charents pseudonym Charents
linked to: Yeghishe Charents
Paruyr Sevak influencedBy Yeghishe Charents
Komitas Pantheon burialPlaceOf Yeghishe Charents