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David Bek (novel)

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1882 novel by Raffi

David Bek (Դավիթ Բեկ Davit Bek) is an 1882 novel by Armenian writerRaffi based on the life ofDavit Bek, an early 18th century Armenian nobleman and revolutionary.^[1] The novel was the base forDavid Bek, a 1944Soviet Armenian film byHamo Beknazarian, and the operaDavid Bek composed byArmen Tigranian.

^Harry Butler Weber, George J. Gutsche, P. Rollberg The Modern encyclopedia of Russian and Soviet literature - Page 214 "Raffi's historical novels and his novels on contemporary themes appeared in the pages of the newspaperMshak (Toiler, 1872-1920), published inTiflis under the editorship of G. Artsruni (1845-92) ...and David Bek (1881-82)."

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Works	Salbi (1855-1874, published 1911) Harem (Publication of first portions 1874–75, of last portion posthumously by his wife) Jallaleddin (1878) The Fool (1880) Davit Bek (1880–82) The Golden Rooster (1882) The Memoir of A Cross-Stealer (1882–83) Sparks (Vol.1, 1883) (Vol.2, 1884) Samuel (1886) The Five Melikdoms of Karabagh (1888)

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