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Vahan Janjigian – Senior VP and executive director at Forbes
Vahan Tekeyan – (1878-1948) writer
Val Avery – (born 1924) actor
Valerian Madatov – (1782 - 1829) general.
Vanes Martirosyan – Boxer
Varand, (Born 1954), Armenian Poet, Writer, Translator, Painter, Professor of Armenian Literature, Several Prize Recipient
Varaztad Kazanjian – pioneer plastic surgeon.
Vardan Ayvazyan Ecology Minister, Armenia
Vartan Malakian – (born 1947) artist
Vartan Malakian – (born 1947) painter
Vartan Mamikonian – General of Armenian Army, killed in the battle (26 May, 451) against the Army of Sassanid Empire for the Christian faith, saint.
Varujan Vosganian – (born 1958) Romania's Minister of Economy and Commerce
Varuzhan Akobian – chess master
Vatche Hovsepian – musician.
Vazgen I – Catholicos, (1908 - 1994) His Holiness, Bucharest, Romania. He served the Armenian Church for 40 years.
Vazgen Sargsyan – prime minister, Armenia (1999).
Vic Darchinyan – boxer
Viken Babikian – cardiovascular researcher
Viktor Amazaspovich Ambartsumian – (1908-1996) astronomer, physicist; various spellings of names. His textbook, Theoretical Astrophysics (1958) went through many editions and translations. His presentations drew large audiences at international symposia.
Vilen Galstyan – (born ) actor
Vilen Kolouta – (1930-1999) cinematographer
Virgil Madgearu – (1887-1940) Romanian politician and economist
Vittoria Aganoor – (1855-1910) poet
Vladimir Akopian – chess master, ranked 16th in the world
Vladimir Fontikov – (1941-1987) Russian Born Armenian Opera Singer
Vladimir Msryan – (born 1938) actor

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