Ruben Ter-Minasian
Ruben Ter-Minasian (1882–1951) was a Russian politician, fedayeen and writer.
Also recorded as Ruben Ter Minasian
Ruben Ter-Minasian

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- Born
- 1882 · Akhalkalaki.
- Died
- 1951 · Saint-Cloud.
- Nationality
- First Republic of Armenia · Russian Empire
- Occupation
- politician · fedayeen · writer · resistance fighter
- Movements
- Armenian national movement
- Education
- Gevorkian Theological Seminary · Lazarev Institute of Oriental Languages
- Languages
- Armenian · Russian · French
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Biography
Born at Akhalkalaki in 1882, died in Saint-Cloud in 1951.
Ruben Ter-Minasian studied at Gevorkian Theological Seminary and Lazarev Institute of Oriental Languages. The recorded working language is Armenian, Russian and French. Positions recorded include Defence Minister of Armenia and interior minister.

Ruben Ter Minassian
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Akhalkalaki.
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Saint-Cloud.
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