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Memorial for Dr. Antranig Chalabian (1922-2011)
Antranig Chalabian’s book General Andranik and the Armenian Revolutionary Movement is one of my most prized possessions and sits prominently on my bookshelf because of the subject matter contained therein. It is the 588-page English translation about the hero of the book and what he represented to the Armenian nation. In it, the author has written the message “To Serpouhi Apikian Castle, With Best Wishes: A Chalabian, 3-26-89.” To me it is too precious to ever be available for loaning to a
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I am truly sorry to hear of the passing of Antranig Chalabian. I knew him when I lived in Detroit. We corresponded after I moved to CT though not nearly enough. The infrequency of correspondence was entirely my fault.
I had the honor, at his request, of reviewing his books. He was a wonderful man, kind, intelligent, a true gentlemen, a good friend, and model Armenian. He did his people a service by writing by penning the book on Andranig Pasha. It is a book for everyone. I was glad when I learned he was honored in Hayasdan for that work.
Asdvadz hokin lusavoreh…
I too treasure my copy of General Andranik. I purchased the book because my maiden name is Ozanian and I have been trying to find out how my father was related to General Andranik. When he died my father and his mother were in the family car with Antranik’s wife and my Dad told me he sat at his bedside and listened to him tell stories before Antranik died. If you have any information about the Ozanian family
I would appreciate it. My grandfather’s name was Edvart Ozanian.