After a reader sent Unzipped the scanned pages of a diary written during the recent opposition protests in Yerevan by French-Armenian Karabakh war veteran Sargis Hatspanian, the Armenaker Kamilion posts the first installment of an English translation.
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[...] Armenaker Kamilion posts the second installment of pages from a diary chronicling the recent opposition protests in the Armenian capital, Yerevan, written by [...]