Yuriy Erzinkyan
Yuriy Erzinkyan was a Soviet and Armenian film director, lecturer and screenwriter (1922–1996). He was born at Tbilisi and died at Moscow.
Also recorded as Yuri Aramais Yerzinkyan; Yuri Yerzinkyan.
Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the headings Yuri Aramais Yerzinkyan and Yuri Yerzinkyan.
He was the child of Aramayis Erznkyan. One child is recorded: Anna Yerzinkyan.
Identity
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Yuriy Erzinkyan is recorded with the occupation film director. Yuriy Erzinkyan is recorded as a citizen of Soviet Union. Yuriy Erzinkyan is recorded as a citizen of Armenia. Yuriy Erzinkyan is recorded as film director, lecturer and screenwriter.
Scholarly footprint
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Chronology
- 1922Yuriy Erzinkyan born at Tbilisi.
- 1922Yuriy Erzinkyan was born on 26 January 1922.
- 1996Yuriy Erzinkyan died at Moscow.
- 1996Yuriy Erzinkyan died on 19 December 1996.
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q13054178: Yuriy Erzinkyan
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- Yury SolominPerson
- Yury VolyntsevPerson
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