Bekor Ashot
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Birth name | Ashot Ghulyan |
Nickname(s) | Bekor (Shard) |
Born | (1959-10-06)6 October 1959 Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, Soviet Union |
Died | 24 August 1992(1992-08-24) (aged 32) Kichan, near Mardakert, Republic of Artsakh |
Allegiance | Armenian Revolutionary Federation ![]() ![]() |
Years of service | 1991–1992 |
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Ashot Ghulyan (Armenian: Բեկոր Աշոտ; 6 October 1959 – 24 August 1992), also known as Bekor (Shard),[1] was an Armenian military leader during the First Nagorno-Karabakh War. He was awarded the Hero of Artsakh honorary title.[2]
Biography
Being a worker from Stepanakert, he dedicated himself to the movement for self-determination of Nagorno-Karabakh since the late 1980s. He was an underground activist and partisan leader of self-defense movement. In 1991 Bekor was wounded in Hadrut region, then participated during the captures of Khojaly and Shushi.
Bekor fought in a number of battles in Askeran, Hadrut, Shahumyan, Karkijahan, Verin Shen, Dashalty, Lachin and several others.
He was first to enter Shushi in 1992 after its capture. His friend, Armen Danielyan, said that as a commander Bekor was very attentive to the needs of all the men.[1] A school in the Republic of Artsakh is named after him.[3]
Awards
- Military Cross
- Liberation of Shushi medal
References
External links
- Biography at Hayazg
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- Samvel Babayan
- Vazgen Sargsyan
- Bekor Ashot
- Monte Melkonian
- Seyran Ohanyan
- Robert Kocharyan
- Kristapor Ivanyan
- Manvel Grigoryan
- Samvel Karapetyan
- Serzh Sargsyan
- Petros Ghevondyan
- Movses Hakobyan
- Vitaly Balasanyan
- Georgi Gasparyan
- Yura Poghosyan
- Vahagn Vardevanyan
- Zori Balayan
- Arshavir Gharamyan
- Arkadi Ghukasyan
- Arkady Ter-Tadevosyan
- Pargev Martirosyan
- Shahen Meghrian
- Zhanna Galstyan
- Arthur Aghabekyan
- Robert Abajyan
- Leonid Azgaldyan
- Vladimir Balayan [hy; uk]
- Karen Jalavyan
- Edgar Markosyan [hy; ru]
- Sergey Shakaryan
- Armen Knyazyan [hy]
- Armenak Urfanyan
- Artur Mkrtchyan
- Adam Sahakyan
- David Grigoryan
- Yura Alaverdyan [hy]
- David Ghazaryan
- Suren Barseghyan
- Alexander Harutyunyan
- Menua Hovhannisyan
- Ararat Melkumyan [hy]
- Jalal Harutyunyan
- Rustam Gasparyan
- Karen Shakaryan
- Hunan Hayrumyan
- Hakob Harutyunyan
- Igor Muradyan
- Vigen Shirinyan
- Narek Hovhannisyan
- Tovmas Tovmasyan
- David Arushanyan
- Samvel Ghazaryan
- Alen Margaryan
- Artur Aghasyan
- Vardan Avetisyan
- Artur Alexanyan
- Samvel Gevorgyan
- Albert Hovhannisyan