Ghazaryan, Pavel Levonovich

P.L. Ghazaryan is a native of the village of Koshkotan (now Voskevan ) of the Noyemberyan district of the Armenian SSR . In 1970, after graduating from the 8th grade of Koshkotan secondary school, he entered the vocational-technical school No. 2 of Yerevan . In 1972-1973 He worked as a locksmith in a trolleybus park in Yerevan, while continuing his studies at the evening school.

In the years 1973-1978. Studied at the History Department of Yerevan State University .

After graduation, he was assigned to pedagogical work in the Verkhoyansk district of the Yakut Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic , where he worked in 1978-1986. teacher of the Batagai secondary school, in the district part-time school and in the staff of the district.

In 1979-1983 postgraduate student of correspondence postgraduate study of the Yakutsk branch of the Siberian Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences .

In March 1985 he defended his thesis for the degree of candidate of historical sciences on the topic "Verkhoyansk political exile in the second half of the XIX - early XX centuries."

In December 1986, he joined the Institute of Language, Literature and History of the Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR as a junior research fellow, since 1988 a research fellow, and since 1990 a senior research fellow.

In 1995-1998 - Doctoral studies at the Institute of History, Archeology and Ethnography of the Peoples of the Far East, Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences .

In December 1998 he defended his thesis for the degree of Doctor of Historical Sciences on the topic "Yakut political exile in the system of punitive politics of tsarism."

Since 1999 - leading researcher, since 2000 - chief researcher at the Institute for Humanitarian Studies of the Academy of Sciences of the PC (I) .

P.L. Ghazaryan is considered a specialist in the history of Yakutia of the pre-revolutionary period, especially the history of political exile in Yakutia.

In 2001-2003 headed the Center for the Study of the Russian Population of IGI AN PC (Y), from 2003 to 2004 - chief research fellow. In 2004, voluntarily leaves the Institute for Humanitarian Research.

P. L. Ghazaryan combines research and teaching at the Faculty of History of Northeast Federal University named after M.K. Ammosov (formerly - Yakutsk State University named after M.K. Ammosov).

Since November 2003, she has been a freelance scientific consultant to the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Informatization of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).

In 1998 he was elected a member of the Academy of the Northern Forum , in November 2003 - a full member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences .

Since 1999 - full member of the Russian Geographical Society , since 2000 - member of the Union of Journalists of Russia . In 1999-2001 He was the editor-in-chief of the journal of the Ministry of Peoples' Affairs and Federal Relations of the PC (I) “North: Problems and Prospects”.

In 1988-2000 He was the chairman of the first national-cultural association in Yakutia - the Union of Armenians of Yakutia, since 2000 - chairman of the Yakut regional branch of the Union of Armenians of Russia. Since 1996 - Trustee of the Armenian Cultural Fund of Yakutia. Since 2001 - co-chairman of the public movement "Consolidation", since 2002 - member of the Public Advisory Council under the President of the PC (I) . In October 2003, he was elected a member of the General Council of the World Armenian Congress.

In 2001, he was awarded the title "Best Lecturer of Yakutsk", in 2002 - "The Best Lecturer of the Knowledge Society in Yakutia." In 1989, he was awarded the title “Honorary Citizen of Verkhoyansk”, in 1996 - the honorary title “Honored Worker of Culture PC (Y)”, a labor veteran .

He was a member of the Constitutional Commission and its working group on the development of a new Constitution PC (I) .

He published three textbooks for students of humanitarian faculties of universities, 15 books, monographs and brochures, about 130 scientific and 50 popular science articles.

The main works of P. L. Ghazaryan:

• Verkhoyansk Political Link, 1861-1903 / P.L. Ghazaryan; USSR Academy of Sciences, Sib. Separation, Yakut. scientific center, Institute of languages, lit. and history, 172, [2] p., [8] p. silt 21 cm adj. (1 det. L. Maps.), Yakutsk Book. Publishing House 1989.
• The genesis of political exile in Russia (end of the XV-beginning of the XIX century): Textbook. allowance / P. L. Ghazaryan; M-total and prof. education Ros. Federation, Yakut. state un-t them. M.K. Ammosova, 45, [2] p. 20 cm, Vladivostok B. and. 1999.
• City Verkhoyansk: East. essay / P. L. Ghazaryan, 99, [3] p. silt 20 cm, Yakutsk Book. Publishing House 1988.
• History of Verkhoyansk / P.L. Ghazaryan, 207 p. silt 21 cm, Yakutsk Sahapoligrafizdat 1998.
• Olekminskaya Political Link, 1826-1917 / P.L. Ghazaryan; Acad. Sciences Rep. Sakha (Yakutia), Institute of Humanities. Issled., 494, [1] p., [16] p. silt 21 cm adj. (1 l. Cards), 2nd ed., Ext. Yakutsk Sahapoligrafizdat 1996.
• Olekminskaya Political Link, 1826-1917 / P.L. Ghazaryan; Grew up. AN, Sib. Separation, Yakut. Institute of languages, lit. and history, Far East. Department, Institute of History, Archeology and Ethnography of the Peoples of the Far East, 478, [1] p., [16] p. silt 21 cm adj. (1 l. Maps), Yakutsk Yakut. scientific Center SB RAS 1995.
• Yakut political link: (Ist.-jurid. Issled.): Textbook. allowance / P. L. Ghazaryan; M-total and prof. education Ros. Federation, Yakut. state un-t them. M.K. Ammosov 186, [2] p. 21 cm Yakutsk Sahapoligrafizdat 1999.
• Yakutia in the system of political exile in Russia, 1826-1917 / P. L. Ghazaryan, 494, [1] p. 21 cm, Yakutsk Sahapoligrafizdat 1998.
• The number and composition of the participants in the Polish uprising of 1863-1864 in the Yakut exile - Size and staff of the participants of the polish uprising in 1863-1864 during yakut exile / P. L. Ghazaryan; Acad. Sciences Rep. Sakha (Yakutia), Institute of Humanities. Issled., 47 p. 25 cm, [Rev.] Yakutsk IGI 1999.
• Link to Siberia (late XVI-early XIX century): Textbook. allowance / P. L. Ghazaryan; M-total and prof. education Ros. Federation, Yakut. state un-t them. M.K. Ammosova, 55 p. 20 cm, Vladivostok Yakutsk Publishing House Yakut. state University of 1999.
• Under the Northern Lights: On the 50th anniversary of the founding of Batagay: [Zapolyar. village in Yakutia] / P.L. Ghazaryan, 66 p. silt 20 cm, Yakutsk Goskomizdat YAASR 1989.
• History of Verkhoyansk. 2nd ed., Ext. Yakutsk, 2003 .-- 206 p.
• The historical and demographic image of the Armenian diaspora in Yakutia. History and modernity. [one]
• History of Verkhoyansk / P. L. Ghazaryan; Grew up. Acad. sciences, Sib. branch, Yakut scientific center; P.L. Ghazaryan. 2nd ed., Ext. Yakutsk: Publishing House of the SB RAS, 2003. - 206 p.: Ill.
• From the history of the establishment of the Lensky Shipping Company // Science and Technology in Yakutia [2]
• Ghazaryan, Pavel Levonovich, “The number and composition of the participants in the Polish uprising of 1863-1864. in the Yakut link »Yakutsk: IGI AS RS (Y): Lithographer, 1999, - 47 pp.,: RSL OH: 3 99-20 / 224-1; 3 99-20 / 225-X.
• From Yakutsk to Ayan. Under the Highest Protection // Ilin Magazine 2005 No. 3 [3]
• 160th anniversary of the Yakut-Ayan tract // Science and technology in Yakutia [4]

• full member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
• Full Member of the Northern Forum Academy
• Doctor of Historical Sciences
• Professor, Yakutsk State University (2002)
• member of the Russian Geographical Society
• member of the Union of Journalists of Russia
• honorary citizen of Verkhoyansk
• Honored Worker of Culture of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
• labor veteran of Russia

An extensive interview with P. L. Ghazaryan was published on January 25, 2013 in the republican weekly newspaper Our Time, which caused an mixed reaction in society. According to some representatives of the national intelligentsia, the general population of the republic, in this interview, the professor made a number of controversial, biased statements about the Yakut people . He also allowed himself to divide the peoples into “higher” and “lower”, which is politically incorrect; distinguished for a long time by harsh criticism of the national hero of the Yakuts of Manchaara (up to the use of the phrase "criminal scum" in his address), etc. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

• Arkhipova G. A. Review of the book by P. Kazaryan “Verkhoyansk Political Link 1861-1903. ". - Yakutsk, 1989. // Questions of history. - 1989. - No. 10. - S. 161-162.
• Shostakovich B. S. Exiled revolutionaries in Siberia (XIX century — Feb. 1917). - Vol. 12. - Irkutsk, 1991. - S. 220-221.
• Tretyakov V. The most important of the Armenians is Ghazaryan // Republic of Sakha. - 1995. - Nov 24.
• Antonov E.P. On the Olekminsky political exile // Science and Education. - 1998. - S. 125-126.
• Chernavskaya V. Political exile in Yakutia // Russia and Asia-Pacific. - 1998. - No. 3. - S. 128-131.
• Aristakesyan G. Relations of Yakutia and Armenia - a look into the future // Sakha - News. - 1999. - Oct 21.
• Garsky A. Yakut historian - academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences // Yakutia. - 2003. - Dec 6

• Armenian Encyclopedia - Ghazaryan Pavel Levonovich
• Siberian link - Kazaryan Pavel Levonovich
• Interview with P. L. Ghazaryan
• Diaspora. The boring life of Armenians in Yakutia (interview with P. Ghazaryan)