Հայոց երկնքով անցեք հավքեր իմ սիրուն, Քաջ հայդուկից բարև տարեք դեպի տուն, Ծեր արծվի պես մոլոր օտար ափերում, Ծնող հողին կարոտ մտավ հավերժ քուն: Ելիր դաշնակ Դրո ,բազկիդ ուժը բեր, Հեծիր քո ճերմակ ձին, քշիր սարն ի վեր, Ձայնիր քո քաջերին քնած թե արթուն, Փրկիր քո հայրենիք, չքնաղ Սուրմալուն: Շատ դահիճներ են ընկել բազկիդ հարվածից, Չես վհատվել անգամ կրծքիդ խոր վերքից, Անթիվ զրկանք ես կրել քո կամքով արի, Դու քաջ զինվոր ազգի ու գաղափարի: Ելիր դաշնակ Դրո բազկիդ ուժը բեր, Հեծիր քո ճերմակ ձին քշիր սարն ի վեր, Ձայնիր քո քաջերին քնած թե արթուն, Փրկիր քո հայրենիք, չքնաղ Սուրմալուն: Դաշնակցականին վայել աննկուն կամքով, Պայքարել ես ապրել ազգիդ կարոտով, Ղարս ու Անի, Սուրմալու, Բիթլիս հիշելով, Փակվել են աչքերդ հավիտյան քնով: Ելիր դաշնակ Դրո բազկիդ ուժը բեր, Հեծիր քո ճերմակ ձին քշիր սարն ի վեր, Ձայնիր քո քաջերին քնած թե արթուն, Փրկիր քո հայրենիք, չքնաղ Սուրմալուն:
Drastamat Kanayan (Armenian: Դրաստամատ Կանայեան; 31 May 1884 - 8 March 1956), better known as Dro (Դրօ), was an Armenian military commander and politician, a member of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation. He served as Defense Minister of Armenia in 1920, during the country's brief independence. During World War II, he led the Armenian Legion.[1] Contents [hide] 1 Early life 1.1 Edict on Armenian church property 2 World War I 3 First Republic of Armenia 3.1 Armenian-Azerbaijani war 4 World War II 5 Death, burial, and legacy 6 Gallery 7 Sources 8 References 9 External links Early life[edit] Drastamat Kanayan was born in Surmalu, Russian Empire (present-day Iğdır, Turkey) in 1884. He was the son of Martiros Kanayan, the head of the Kanayan clan in Igdir, and his wife, Horom. At an early age, Martiros enrolled his son to the parish school of Igdir. Drastamat would skip school to hang out near the military barracks of Igdir because of his interest in the military exercises held there. Igdir at the time was an important military post where between 8000 and 10000 Russian troops were stationed including infantry, Cossacks, cavalry and border guards. Most of the inhabitants of the village thrived by trading with the soldiers. Noticing that his son had no interest in books and learning, Martiros pulled him out of the village school and enrolled him to the Yerevan Gymnasium school.[2] Drastamat was no better in the Gymnasium school as the grades he achieved were barely enough for a promotion. Like all government schools in the provinces of Russia, there was a policy of Russification that limited education in the Armenian language to religion only. Inspired by stories of General Andranik's triumphs in the Ottoman Empire and the spread of nationalism by the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, Drastamat joined a secret youth movement in his school that opposed the Czar's government and promoted Armenian nationalism.[3] Edict on Armenian church property[edit] On 12 June 1903, the tsarist authorities passed an edict to bring all Armenian Church property under imperial control. This was faced by strong Armenian opposition because it perceived the Tsarist edict as a threat to the Armenian national existence. As a result, the Armenian leadership decided to actively defend Armenian churches by dispatching militiamen who acted as guards and holding mass demonstrations.[4] This prompted Drastamat to join the ranks of the Dashnaktsutiun in order to defend churches from confiscation through public demonstrations and guard duty.[3] World War I[edit]
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@dadashoglu yeah, theres no dispute about our mutual history, look at thequotes from world leaders. even germany, your ally knew it and there are quotes, how armenians were the intellectuals of the land, artists, craftsman..turks being just labourors or military, trks thought armenians were rich...the germans came in and said to the turks, look around. armenians are in charge here, theyre hard working and make up the majority in most villages and towns (east), and convinced turks to kill
@dadashoglu Like most Turks you can only get angry and agressive. This means you miss essential communicating skills. And try to obtain another skill. Read history which is not Turkish for a change. See what you find...!
