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My Library series presents Raffi’s historical novel Samvel. The novel tells about the complex political events taking place in the second half of the 4th c., when the Armenian people, between Persia and Byzantium, were struggling for their ethnic identity and the country's independence. Aside from political disturbances, the novel describes the life of Armenians, their values, customs, intellectual and moral qualities, perhaps a little bit exaggerated at times. Raffi’s historical-philosophical axis in the novel is the concept of national unity.​​

Each book from the My Library series represents one of the classical Armenian writers or poets’ best works. The series is intended for schoolchildren, students, adult readers, and generally all those who are interested in Armenian literature.
About the product
Compiled by:
Nver Virabyan
Publication date:
2013
Cover:
Softcover
Pages:
592
Language:
Armenian
Author:
Raffi
Printing:
Black and White
Dimensions:
14.5 x 20 cm

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