newmag presents a new book: "Vova Armyan: A True Story" (trailer)

Vladimir Karapetyan, also known as Vova Armyan, was a prominent figure in the entrepreneurial field in Russia. His life and activities intersected with significant political and historical events and changes.

The book introduces Vova Armyan, revealing the history of his family in Artsakh and his relationship with his wife, Rita, all set against the backdrop of major global historical and political events. These include the reconstruction period, the Spitak earthquake, the collapse of the USSR, the Maragha and Margushavan massacres, and the first Artsakh war.

In the 1980s, Vova Karapetyan moved to the city of Taliati. After illegally selling car tickets, he was imprisoned for six years. During his incarceration, he became acquainted with criminal authorities. Vova Armyan was killed at the age of 42, but legends continue to surround his name.

For the first time, the life and biography of Vova Armyan have been presented by his daughter Amalya Karapetyan, with Ruben Ishkhanyan as the other author of the book. The book includes intriguing episodes from Vova Armyan's life, the collapse of the Soviet Union, and the political events that preceded and followed it. The memoirs depict Vova Armyan's family, his great love, friendships, and the criminal world against the backdrop of global changes. This book will help you remember the past and understand the future.