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The
Armenian Alphabet by
Saint Mesrop Mashtots |
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Blessed
Monsignor
IGNATIUS MALOYAN |
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Archbishop
and Martyr 1869-1915 |
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| Historical Armenia |
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| Armenia today |
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Eastern
Church
Title:
Author:
Publisher:
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Eastern
Catholics in Australia
None specified
Australian Catholic Bishops Conference
1 86420 112 6 |
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St Mesrop Mashtots
(Invented the Armenian Alphabet)
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LEGEND:
| Letter: |
Left:
CAPITAL characters
Right: lowercase characters |
| Name: |
sounds
like |
| EA: |
Eastern
Armenian |
| WA: |
Western
Armenian |
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The
Flag Of The Republic Of Armenia |
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state flag is a rectangular panel with three
equal horizontal stripes of red, blue and
orange colours (from top to bottom). The
proportion of width to length is 1:2. The
state flag is identical in size and colours
to the state flag of the First Armenian
Republic (1918-1920). The colour red
symbolizes the blood shed by the Armenian
people in its struggle for independence, the
colour blue symbolizes the clear sky of
Armenia and the colour orange symbolizes the
creative drive of the nation. |
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