“Every morning, Yakov Altunyan rushes to his vineyard in the magnificent mountain village of Mets Tagher in the Hadrut region. He walks by the vines of his garden and takes care of it. He looks and admires what he has created, and praises the new peaceful dawn in his Homeland…”

Veteran of the Great Patriotic War Mekhak Avetisyan is the same age as the century; he will turn 100 in a few months.

It is difficult to talk about a man in the past, whose devotion to the Homeland and work was endless, who was a perfect example of an Armenian soldier, with his high human type, his professionalism, his belief.

Harutyun Stepanyan, Harut, as his relatives and close friends call him, was born in 1974. He was born on April 4 in Abovyan. She is from Syunik, her father is from Meghri, her mother is from Khndzoresk.

Contemporaries, knowing the Siamanto family closely, left touching memories of the poet’s mother. “This old-fashioned primitive woman,” Arshak Chopanyan remembers, “was a conceivable example of an honest Armenian woman, and especially an Armenian mother, who had all the qualities of our people, without having any flaws in her.”

… We are talking about a brave warrior, Sevak Zurabyan, who stood firm on the border of Artsakh and fought to the death for the sacred land of his homeland. Sevak was born on April 21, 1998, in Vanadzor.

On the first day of the war, Davit began his documentary on the 44-day war with a photo of a children’s room in Stepanakert that had been shelled and destroyed.