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Hayk Nazaryan (Armenian: Հայկ Նազարյան), born May 12, 1989, is a Armenian neo-Nazi, founder and leader of Hosank.[1]
Hayk Nazaryan Հայկ Նազարյան (Armenian) | |
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Biography
[edit]Hayk Nazaryan was born on California, United States. He is the youngest of four children in the family. In 2015 he received a master's degree in physics from the California State University and taught there for three years. After 2016 Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, In November 2016, he decided to go to Armenia permanently with a one-way ticket residence to gain military experience on a contract basis served in the positions of Tavush. As a volunteer, he participated from start to finish in Second Nagorno-karabakh war in Martakert Province. In 2021 after retreating from the frontline due to political turmoil decided to found Hosank, Armenian neo-Nazi extremist movement.
May 12, 1989 inReferences
[edit]- ^ "Hosank - Մեր Պայքարը". www.hosank.net (in Armenian). Retrieved 2024-10-16.