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Версия 10:00, 23 апреля 2008
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Биография
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Библиография
Mgrdichian Mgrdich
Мкртычян Мкртыч
http://www.azad-hye.net/directory/directory_details.asp?dird=26
Mgrdich Mgrdichian
(Aleppo 1918 – Los Angeles 2002)
Well known and long serving teacher of Armenian language in "Karen Jeppe" Armenian High School in Aleppo, Syria.
During his study in Jerusalem he has been a student of the famous Western Armenian writer Oshagan.
In 1958 he is invited to teach Armenian language and literature in "Karen Jeppe" High School, a position that he kept for 28 years, before immigrating to the USA, where he joined his married children.
He has been the author of the following publications: "Grammar Lessons" (3 books), "Shoghagan" (updated series) and "Armenian Literature" (6 books, all type-written). The later was part of the curriculum until 1994.
"Karen Jeppe" High School’s graduation generation of 2003-2004 was named after him.
