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'''Yeghia (Yeghig) Jerejian''' ({{lang-hy|Տոքթ. Եղիկ Ճէրէճեան}}) is an Lebanese-Armenian author and political figure, [[Social Democrat Hunchakian Party]] Central Committee Member. From 1992 to 2009 (for four times) he was elected as a member of the [[Lebanese parliament]] from [[Beirut]].<ref>[http://hadjen.org/morenews.php?id=15 Hajin Armenians Assemble in Beirut]</ref>
'''Yeghia (Yeghig) Jerejian''' ({{langx|hy|Տոքթ. Եղիկ Ճէրէճեան}}, born in 1957, in [[Beiruth]]) is a Lebanese-Armenian author and political figure, [[Social Democrat Hunchakian Party]] Central Committee Member (since 1995).<ref>[http://asbarez.com/arm/172587/ Յայտարարուեցաւ ՍԴՀԿի Նորընտիր Վարչութեան Կազմը, Asbarez, 2013]</ref> From 1992 to 2009 (for four times) he was elected as a member of the [[Lebanese parliament]] from [[Beirut]].<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://hadjen.org/morenews.php?id=15 |title=Hajin Armenians Assemble in Beirut |access-date=2013-04-12 |archive-date=2013-09-21 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130921055708/http://hadjen.org/morenews.php?id=15 |url-status=dead }}</ref>


==Biography==
==Biography==
Dr. Jerejian was born in Beirut, in a family which comes from [[Hadjin]]. A graduate of Beirut Hovagimian-Manoogian Armenian School, Jerejian then finished Yerevan Medical Institute. He is a member of the Social Democrat Hnchagian Party, and an author of several books and articles on Armenian and Middle East history.<ref>[http://www.aysor.am/am/news/2013/04/12/eghia-jerejyan/]</ref>
Dr. Jerejian was born in Beirut, in a family which comes from [[Hadjin]]. A graduate of Beirut Hovagimian-Manoogian Armenian School, later graduated [[Yerevan State Medical University]]. He is a member of [[Ararad (daily)|Ararad Daily]] editorial staff, a former editor of "Ararad Youth", and an author of 12 books and many articles on Armenian and Middle East history.<ref>[http://massispost.com/archives/566 ՀԱՅԿԱԶԵԱՆ ՀԱՄԱԼՍԱՐԱՆԻ ՄԷՋ ԳԻՏԱԺՈՂՈՎ ՆՈՒԻՐՈՒԱԾ ՀԱՃՆՈՅ ՀԵՐՈՍԱՄԱՐՏԻՆ, 2010]</ref>

In 2014 in Beirut he published his sixth book entitled, “From the Ones Who Built the Road to Eternity.”<ref>[http://massispost.com/2014/09/yeghig-jerejian-presents-from-the-ones-who-built-the-road-to-eternity/ Yeghig Jerejian Presents “From the Ones Who Built the Road to Eternity”]</ref> In 1995 he published a monograph on the [[Armenian genocide]] in Arabic.


He is married to Houry Jerejian.
He is married to Houry Jerejian.

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==Books==
==Books==
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*Panturanism, 1998
*Panturanism, 1998
*Pandukht, 1999
*Pandukht, 1999
*The Ottoman Parliamentary Elections of 1912 and the Western Armenians, 2007
*From the Ones Who Built the Road to Eternity, 2014
*Medzn Mourat, 2016, 248 pages, {{ISBN|978-9939-860-22-0}}

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[[Category:Armenian historians]]
[[Category:Ethnic Armenian historians]]
[[Category:Politicians from Beirut]]

Latest revision as of 11:41, 21 October 2024

Yeghig Jerejian in 2016

Yeghia (Yeghig) Jerejian (Armenian: Տոքթ. Եղիկ Ճէրէճեան, born in 1957, in Beiruth) is a Lebanese-Armenian author and political figure, Social Democrat Hunchakian Party Central Committee Member (since 1995).[1] From 1992 to 2009 (for four times) he was elected as a member of the Lebanese parliament from Beirut.[2]

Biography

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Dr. Jerejian was born in Beirut, in a family which comes from Hadjin. A graduate of Beirut Hovagimian-Manoogian Armenian School, later graduated Yerevan State Medical University. He is a member of Ararad Daily editorial staff, a former editor of "Ararad Youth", and an author of 12 books and many articles on Armenian and Middle East history.[3]

In 2014 in Beirut he published his sixth book entitled, “From the Ones Who Built the Road to Eternity.”[4] In 1995 he published a monograph on the Armenian genocide in Arabic.

He is married to Houry Jerejian.

Books

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  • Martyrs on Bloody Path, by Dr Yeghia Jerejian, Beirut, 1989
  • Panturanism, 1998
  • Pandukht, 1999
  • The Ottoman Parliamentary Elections of 1912 and the Western Armenians, 2007
  • From the Ones Who Built the Road to Eternity, 2014
  • Medzn Mourat, 2016, 248 pages, ISBN 978-9939-860-22-0

References

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  1. ^ Յայտարարուեցաւ ՍԴՀԿի Նորընտիր Վարչութեան Կազմը, Asbarez, 2013
  2. ^ "Hajin Armenians Assemble in Beirut". Archived from the original on 2013-09-21. Retrieved 2013-04-12.
  3. ^ ՀԱՅԿԱԶԵԱՆ ՀԱՄԱԼՍԱՐԱՆԻ ՄԷՋ ԳԻՏԱԺՈՂՈՎ ՆՈՒԻՐՈՒԱԾ ՀԱՃՆՈՅ ՀԵՐՈՍԱՄԱՐՏԻՆ, 2010
  4. ^ Yeghig Jerejian Presents “From the Ones Who Built the Road to Eternity”
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