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Seven Who Made History

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Seven Who Made History is a podcast series for EVN Report profiling seven major Soviet Armenian personalities who continue to have made a lasting impact on post-Soviet Armenia. Hosted by historian Pietro A. Shakarian, the series examines the life and times of Aleksandr Myasnikyan, Shushanik Kurghinyan, Nersik Stepanyan, Aghasi Khanjyan, Stepan Shahumyan, Anastas Mikoyan, and Yakov Zarobyan. The historical experience of Soviet Armenia is conveyed through the lives of these figures, taking the listener from the revolutionary period to the era of Lenin’s New Economic Policy (NEP) to the Stalinist Purges and finally to the era of de-Stalinization.

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July 21, 2022

Seven Who Made History: Yakov Zarobyan

Born in Artvin (today northeastern Turkey), Yakov Zarobyan and his family fled as refugees to Rostov-on-Don. Later, the young Zarobyan began his career as a worker in NEP-era Ukraine. Eventually becoming a Party activist, he became engaged in the affairs of Soviet Armenia and rose to the position of the republic’s First Secretary in 1960. It was from that position that Zarobyan forged greater ties between Soviet Armenia and the Diaspora, and advocated for the commemoration of the Armenian Genocide of 1915. Although his tenure in Armenia was short, it would truly have a lasting impact on the republic.<br /> The series is hosted by historian Pietro A. Shakarian and produced by Sona Nersesyan. Illustration by Armine Shahbazyan.

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July 14, 2022

Seven Who Made History: Anastas Mikoyan

A disciple of Shahumyan, Anastas Mikoyan was a native of the village of Sanahin, in the historical Lori region of Armenia. A survivor from Il’ich Lenin to Il’ich Brezhnev, he became renowned both in the Soviet Union and internationally for his role as a consummate diplomat and for his management of foreign trade. However, less well known has been Mikoyan’s role in Armenian affairs. Although forced by Stalin to participate in the 1930s repressions in Armenia, he would later become the major force behind de-Stalinization in his native republic. He also worked behind the scenes as an informal lobbyist for Yerevan in Moscow, securing key support for Armenia from the Kremlin.<br /> The series is hosted by historian Pietro A. Shakarian and produced by Sona Nersesyan.

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July 7, 2022

Seven Who Made History: Stepan Shahumyan

This episode explores the “Lenin of the Caucasus” – Stepan Shahumyan. Originally from the Georgian capital Tbilisi, Shahumyan would forge his revolutionary legacy in Baku, as the leader of the Baku Commune during the Russian Revolution and Civil War. However, the story of Shahumyan is not only the story of the Baku Commune. He also played an instrumental role in developing the Bolshevik (and later Soviet) policy on nationalities. Executed by the British-aligned Socialist Revolutionaries in the Turkmen desert, Shahumyan continues to live on in the monuments and memories of Armenia today.<br /> The series is hosted by historian Pietro A. Shakarian and produced by Sona Nersesyan.

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What is Seven Who Made History?

Seven Who Made History is a podcast series for EVN Report profiling seven major Soviet Armenian personalities who continue to have made a lasting impact on post-Soviet Armenia. Hosted by historian Pietro A. Shakarian, the series examines the life and times of Aleksandr Myasnikyan, Shushanik Kurghinyan, Nersik Stepanyan, Aghasi Khanjyan, Stepan Shahumyan, Anastas Mikoyan, and Yakov Zarobyan. The historical experience of Soviet Armenia is conveyed through the lives of these figures, taking the listener from the revolutionary period to the era of Lenin’s New Economic Policy (NEP) to the Stalinist Purges and finally to the era of de-Stalinization.

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