anthony: yeah, but that s a very different mentality than most places. harut: we have actually, my mom took me to chess class. it was not because of the country is like a super nation in chess or something, just she wanted to take me someplace where i can develop my brains. ruben: but actually, there s a quick answer. when you are being oppressed during your history, knowledge is something that cannot be taken off you. anything can happen. soviet union can collapse, there can be pogroms, there can be emigration. they can take your home, they can take your fortune. but knowledge and skill is something that remains with you for all of the time. and that s why armenians are investing in education, in knowledge, in skill. to invest in development of a child, all of us are children that were invested in. the knowledge is something that you always keep with you. i think this explains a lot. to. and it s natural. treat it that way. aveeno® daily moisture with prebiotic oat
the soviet union and the karabakh war. manufacturing, infrastructure, the country s industrial base, and political stability all crumbled along with the buildings. a cemetery on the way into town gives you a powerful reminder of how many died. one tombstone after another, after another, all dating back to the same year. poloz mukuch sits on a recently rebuilt street. inside, i meet with three young gyumretsi determined to rebuild and revitalize their city and their country. anush works for an equal rights ngo back in yerevan. amalya is in tech, and gayane works in tourism. anthony: so, were you all
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our kid was growing up, so we told our friends we re going to move, we need him to go to armenian school, so they said, “you re going to armenia?” we said, “no, glendale, california.” but eventually we did move here, 12 years ago. marie lou: living in glendale and keeping, always saying, you have to keep your identity was strange. and every time coming up with stories for the kids, you have to love your country, you re armenian, you have to speak armenian. pegor: whereas once you re here, you just forget all about that and it s more about being a good person, having ambitions, all of that. and the armenian-ness part, you can let that happen naturally. anthony: apricot vodka is a good way to start a meal. gayanes is a local favorite, a restaurant operating out of what was once a private home. something of a throwback to
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