Demirchyan, D.

...After parts of Armenia were annexed by Russia, Western Armenian literature, carried out by Armenians remaining in Turkish territory, became independent and was active mainly in Istanbul, but due to Turkish oppression, its center shifted to Paris and Boston. Eastern Armenian literature in Russia reached its peak during the Romantic period, and even during the Soviet era, under difficult circumstances, it produced poets such as Egishe Charents (1897-1937), novelists Derenik Demirchyan (1877-1956) and Stefan Zor'yan (1890-1967).
[Literature of Turkic and Islamic Peoples]
These ethnic groups, excluding Azerbaijanis and Tatars, located in Central Asia, were subordinated to the Russian Empire in the second half of the 19th century after a long struggle, but they have an ancient literature dating back to the 8th century.

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…アルメニアの一部がロシアに併合された後は，トルコ領に残るアルメニア人の担う西方アルメニア文学が独立し，イスタンブールを中心に活躍するが，トルコの弾圧を受け，パリ，ボストンに中心が移っている。ロシアの東方アルメニア文学は，ロマン主義時代に頂点を迎え，ソビエト時代にも困難な状況のもとで詩人チャレンツEgishe Charents(1897‐1937)，小説家デミルチアンDerenik Demirchyan(1877‐1956)，ゾリアンStefan Zor’yan(1890‐1967)らを生んだ。
［チュルク語系･イスラム系諸民族の文学］
　アゼルバイジャン，タタールを除いて中央アジアに位置するこれらの民族は，長い抗争の後，19世紀後半になってロシア帝国に服属したが，8世紀にさかのぼる古い文学を有する。…

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