List of Armenian Heroes of the Soviet Union

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This article contains a list of recipients of the title Hero of the Soviet Union who were of Armenian ethnicity. At all from all Soviet Union the titles of Hero of the Soviet Union were awarded 107 soldiers and officers of armenians nationality. [1]

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References

  1. ↑ "Every fifth resident of the Republic of Armenia went to the front".
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