Anna Hormouz | |
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 Anna Hormouz in the traditional Armenian dress of Salmas, circa 1860 | |
| Born | circa 1850 |
| Died | June 1920[1] |
| Nationality | Assyrian |
| Occupation(s) | scholar and publisher |
| Spouse | Raffi (novelist)[2] |
Anna Hormouz (Armenian: Աննա Հուրմուզ), also known as Mrs. Anna Raffi, was the wife of renowned Armenian novelist Raffi and mother of Aram and Arshak Melik-Hakobian.[3] Anna was largely responsible for the publication of her husband's works in London after he passed, as well as, a devoted scholar of the Armenian question.[4]
- ^ The Times, 21 June 1920, p. 18.
- ^ "Anna Hormouz-Biographical Summaries of Notable People". myheritage.com.
- ^ Vardan R. Grigorian-Doctor of Historical Sciences (June 8, 2015). "About Raffi's wife and sons". alikonline.ir.
- ^ The Near East (Great Britain and the east). Vol. 18. United Kingdom: (n.p.). 1920. p. 53.
A correspondent writes of Madame Raffi , whose death we recently recorded : - For over a quarter of a century Madame Raffi had resided in London , and devoted all her time and energies to the publication of the works of her husband