DANIEL VARUJAN...a poet of melody

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After Varoujans schooling in Istanbul he studied in Venice and then at the University of Ghent in Belgium, the largest and oldest in Belgium today.He taught, first in his native village near Sebastia, then in Istanbul as headmaster of an Armenian school. His first book of poems, The Trembling, appeared in 1906. It was followed by The Heart of a Nation (1909), Pagan Songs (1912), and, after his death in 1915, The Songs of Bread (1921).

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  • Dear Daniel Varoujan, The Barbar Turks have killed you but your soul remains alive true your people. I wanted to inform you that today 96 years after the genocide a huge step towards justice has been reached thanks to FRANCE, President Chirac & Sarkozy, the parlement has adopted & confirmed a new law punishing the denial of the Armenian genocide by Turkey all this despite the unprecedented pressure & blackmail by Turkish government. R.I.P. Daniel we will carry on till the end for full justice !

  • im looking for armenian poem terenige written by daniel varoojan who can find me this i will be very happy i will remember my teacher mr saven sayiyan from kamishli surya he was my armenian teacher when i came with my family to california we used to write each other like father & daughter after i bleve 6 years 1976 or 1978 im not sure i receved the last letter from his wife saying he passed away that was the sadest day of my life GOD bless his soul i want to find this poam 4 his memory

  • Daniel Varoujan* (1884—Genocided April 24, 1915) “Dear Daniel Heros Jan** . . . Armenians’ and Humanity’s Poet: The Heartiest Varoujan” Hand me the rest of your ‘Poetic Ingenuity’, That you had . . . was crushed, untraced That power . . . that was ungraced As I wish to chant with praise in the breathers’ space. Let me from, your thoughtful soul, hear your grieving. Lilt to me, I want to value what and how you prayed When they crushed your brain, your heart, ... Read more Sylva-MD-Poetry
  • My Great GrandFather 

  • my favorite poet! great job on the video!

  • wonderful video, I publlished his works  many times, great inspiration...

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