Unsung Heroes of Artsakh War

[arakeretzig]

Re: Unsung Heroes of Artsakh War

Can anyone please name this fedayee?
This picture is in most Artsakh videos and tributes to fedayees and even after searching for years, I've never been able to find who this is

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dunno, but he totally looks like an armo guy i used to know. We armenians have similar looks sometimes..

[Mher]

Re: Unsung Heroes of Artsakh War

Can anyone please name this fedayee?
This picture is in most Artsakh videos and tributes to fedayees and even after searching for years, I've never been able to find who this is

[Virgil]

Re: Unsung Heroes of Artsakh War

Well, this might be unconventional, but how about Baroness Caroline Cox? She was there during the war and has visited Nagorno-Karabakh many times. A strong supporter of Artsakh self-determination in Islam apologist Europe.

Sounds good, post up a bio on her, I know of her, anyone that has helped the Armenian cause in Artsakh is good for me.

Petros 'Peto' Ghevondyan 1 of 2

http://youtube.com/watch?v=c6Tm7jcfoA8

2 of 2

http://youtube.com/watch?v=3EYLpkB3lvI

By the way, the introduction of part 1 talks about the "life giving sword", a sword is used to kill, this is the obvious nature, but what if it killed a person that intended to kill another in cold blood, would this then not be a "death giving sword", but a "life giving sword"? Interesting philosophy, the warrior's code is universal.

[TomServo]

Re: Unsung Heroes of Artsakh War

Well, this might be unconventional, but how about Baroness Caroline Cox? She was there during the war and has visited Nagorno-Karabakh many times. A strong supporter of Artsakh self-determination in Islam apologist Europe.

[Virgil]

A thread dedicated to the unknown heroes of the Artsakh war, if you know anyone that was not mentioned, feel free to post a biography or "blurp" (AKA short paragraph) about unsung hero xyz.