ALEXANDER KULEBYAKIN AND HOVHANNES TUMANYAN
The Russian Major General and Terek Cossack, Alexander Parfenyevich Kulebyakin was a striking personality who combined the talents of a military officer, a poet, and a public figure. His multifaceted activities hold significant historical and documentary value for completing the picture of Armenian reality at the beginning of the last century. This article discusses in detail his relations specifically with the great Armenian poet Hovhannes Tumanyan, demonstrating that they represent an interesting chapter in the history of Russian-Armenian cultural ties during the 1910s.
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