SPECIFICITY OF THE ARMENIAN PUBLISHING IN UKRAINE: HISTORICAL DISCOURSE
Journal: National Academy of Managerial Staff of Culture and Arts Herald
Year: 2014

scholars were always attracted by the history of the Armenian printing in Ukraine. In the beginning of the 16th century the Lviv Armenian printing house of Hovannes (Yan) Karmatents (Yan Muratovych) became the fourth in the world after those of Hakob Meghapart in Venice, Abgar Tokhatetsi in Constantinople and the Armenian printing house in Rome. However, the history of the Armenian printing in Ukraine was not limited only by Y. Karmatents' activity. Its development is necessary to investigate in