Hjussissapajl
Hjussissapajl ( Armenian Հյուսիսափայլ , Russian Юсисапайл Jussissapail ; German polar lights ) was in 1858 Moscow of the Armenian journalist, literary critic and pedagogue Stepan Nasarjan founded literary magazine. Nazarjan himself headed it until 1864. In addition, the important Armenian politician, philosopher, logician and psychologist Mikael Nalbandjan was the most important employee of the magazine. Hjussissapajl published articles on the Armenian language and poetry such as folk poetry, but also first copies of novels, plays and poetry.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Article Hjussissapajl in the Great Soviet Encyclopedia (BSE) , 3rd edition 1969–1978 (Russian)