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Military doctor: During the war, the medical service fared better than any other service
After participating in the Artsakh war, Medical University student Gevorg Voskanyan decides to transfer from the Medical Faculty to the Military Medical Faculty. He participated in 3 wars and claims that during the April and 44-day wars, the medical service worked several times better than all other services. It saved many people's lives and many injured people did not become disabled.
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Doctor Artur Manukyan
Trials and experiences of a military doctor
Doctor therapist and pulmonologist Artur Manukyan served his term of service in Artsakh, and during the 44-day war he was an employee of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. His mission was to provide first aid and transport wounded soldiers.
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Sevak Shahbazyan
Trials and experiences of a military doctor
The chief surgeon of Yerevan, Sevak Shahbazyan, remembers the path of the military doctor with great enthusiasm and excitement. According to the doctor, every Armenian should be next to the army and soldiers. No reward can compare to the thanks of the mother of the surviving soldier. What trials did Sevak Shahbazyan overcome and what feelings did he have?
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The Ghevondians, the devoteesThe recipients of the "Ghevond Elder" medal of honor "During the war, it makes no difference whether you are a soldier or a clergyman"
During the 44-day war, the soldiers and clergy were not only with prayers, but also physically by the side of the soldiers. They encouraged and raised the fighting spirit of the soldiers. They are the worthy followers and warriors of Elder Ghevond. Clergymen who were awarded the "Ghevond Elder" high order of honor tell about their journey and comrades in arms.
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Deacons of DadivankAfter November 9, 2020 the clergy of the Armenian Church did not stop their service in Dadivank. Despite all the difficulties and the ban on entering the monastery, the spiritual service continued in Dadivank. Today, the deacons who saw the siege and deportation remember with excitement every day they lived in Dadivank. They hope that one day the Armenian prayer will be heard again in the ancient shrine of Armenians.
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Dn. Vahe Mkrtchyan
Dn. Vahe Mkrtchyan was a spiritual Servant in Artsakh during the 44-day war. The deacon tells about the love and bravery of the soldiers.
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Doctor Koryun Dallakyan
Koryun Dallakyan is a participant of the 44-day war, he is a surgeon.
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Dn. Manavazd Mkrtchyan
During the 44-day war in 2020, Dn. Manavazd Mkrtchyan was a Spiritual Servant in Artsakh. "In those days, every meeting and conversation with the soldiers left an indelible mark." The spiritual servants shared the days of war and peace with the soldier.
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Artak Gevorgyan, Military Doctor
Surgeon Artak Gevorgyan recalls the 44-day war. "They gave me leave for two days. My daughter wouldn't let me go back. That moment was more difficult than the previous days. It is your child, but another person's child is also waiting for you."
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Dn. Karo Gharibyan
During the 44-day war, Dn. Karo Gharibyan served in Hadrut. Dn. Karo Gharibyan tells about war and peaceful days.
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We are grateful- Doctor Taron Tonoyan
Dr. Taron Tonoyan participated in all wars in Artsakh. Even today he visits Artsakh with his colleagues and performs free surgeries.
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We are grateful- Military Doctor Henrik Margaryan
After graduating from the Medical University, Henrik Margaryan went to serve in Artsakh, he was there during war and peace.
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