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Tigran Hayrapetyan - Should We Save The Motherland?
Discover the insightful and prophetic analysis of Tigran Hayrapetyan in the third volume of his book series. In the first two volumes, the author accurately diagnoses the problems facing Armenia and the region today, discussing the ambitions of the West and East and the role of Armenia in their plans. In this volume, Hayrapetyan provides answers to his questions raised in the first two volumes, seeking solutions to get the country out of a difficult situation. Readers can find 5 options for settling the Artsakh problem, analyzed in detail with facts, examples from world history, and historical experience. Hayrapetyan presents the best solution for Armenia based on his analysis. Additionally, the author predicted in the book, over 25 years before the 44-day war, the direction in which the enemy would attack Armenia and what should be done to resist.
Discover the insightful and prophetic analysis of Tigran Hayrapetyan in the third volume of his book series. In the first two volumes, the author accurately diagnoses the problems facing Armenia and the region today, discussing the ambitions of the West and East and the role of Armenia in their plans. In this volume, Hayrapetyan provides answers to his questions raised in the first two volumes, seeking solutions to get the country out of a difficult situation. Readers can find 5 options for settling the Artsakh problem, analyzed in detail with facts, examples from world history, and historical experience. Hayrapetyan presents the best solution for Armenia based on his analysis. Additionally, the author predicted in the book, over 25 years before the 44-day war, the direction in which the enemy would attack Armenia and what should be done to resist.
| Title in Armenian | Տիգրան Հայրապետյան - Փրկենք հայրենիքը? |
|---|---|
| Author(s) | Tigran Hayrapetyan |
| Language(s) | Armenian |
| Publisher(s) | NewMag |
| Year | 2023 |
| Pages | 392 |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Size | 14.5 x 22.5 cm |
| ISBN | 9789939884868 |
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