Vilen Khachatrian
His place is here. An entrepreneur. Digital products, from the idea to a system that works: VIQQ and MerHay.
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Khachatrians
Known by this surname.
His place is here. An entrepreneur. Digital products, from the idea to a system that works: VIQQ and MerHay.
A violinist from Yerevan. In 2000 he became the youngest winner of the Sibelius Competition. In 2005 he took first prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition.
Wikipedia, Sergey Khachatryan
A film director. One of the founders of the Golden Apricot festival in Yerevan, and its director. A member of the European Film Academy since 2006.
Wikipedia, Harutyun KhachatryanA weightlifter. Silver at European championships, bronze at the 2006 World Championships. He competed at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics.
Wikipedia, Ara KhachatryanA boxer. Bronze at the 2010 European Championships, and a three-time champion of Armenia.
Wikipedia, Artur KhachatryanAn actress at the Stanislavsky Russian theatre in Yerevan. People's Artist of Armenia.
Wikipedia, Leyli KhachatryanA painter. Honored Artist of Russia and People's Artist of Armenia.
Wikipedia, Zakhar Khachatryan
A painter, graphic artist, and sculptor.
Wikipedia, Rudolf KhachatryanA sculptor, also known as Khachar.
Wikipedia, Rafik KhachatryanA Soviet animation artist.
Wikipedia, Levon KhachatryanA locomotive driver. Hero of Socialist Labor.
Wikipedia, Andranik KhachatryanA lieutenant. Hero of the Soviet Union.
Wikipedia, Khoren KhachatryanAn Armenian cross-country skier.
Wikipedia, Kristine KhachatryanA Greco-Roman wrestler. Bronze at the 2024 European Championships.
Wikipedia, Manvel KhachatryanA lieutenant general. National Hero of Armenia.
Wikipedia, Tiran KhachatryanA Soviet and Armenian architect.
Wikipedia, Hamlet KhachatryanAn actor, a director, and a teacher.
Wikipedia, Arman KhachatryanA Soviet boxer.
Wikipedia, Samson KhachatryanPhotos: Vahag851, CC BY-SA 4.0 · DoloresCosta, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Seva10, CC BY-SA 3.0