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List of Turkish Armenians
Last updated
September 20, 2025
Turkish Armenians
include:
Contents
Arts and entertainment
Religion
Sciences
Sports
Writers
Other people
See also
References
Arts and entertainment
Rober Hatemo
(born 1974), singer
Şahan Arzruni
(born 1943), pianist
Nonna Bella
, singer
Hayko Cepkin
(born 1978), musician
Jaklin Çarkçı
(born 1958), mezzo-soprano
Masis Aram Gözbek
(born 1987), conductor of Bosphorus Jazz Choir
Ara Güler
(1928–2018), photojournalist
Sami Hazinses
[
tr
]
(1925–2002), actor
Azniv Hrachia
(1853–1920), actor and director
Ani İpekkaya
[
tr
]
(born 1939), actress
Sirvart Kalpakian Karamanuk
(1912–2008), composer
Cem Karaca
(1945–2004), rock musician (Armenian mother)
Toto Karaca
(1912–1992), actress
Ferdi Özbeğen
(1941–2013), musician (Armenian mother)
Udi Hrant Kenkulian
(1901–1978), oud player
Yaşar Kurt
(born 1968), rock artist
Adile Naşit
(1930–1987), actress (Armenian mother)
Selim Naşit Özcan
[
tr
]
(1928–2000), actor (Armenian mother)
Kenan Pars
(1920–2008), actor
Haig Patigian
(1876–1950), sculptor
Sibil Pektorosoğlu
pop singer
Ruhi Su
(1912–1985), folk musician
Cenk Taşkan
[
tr
]
, musician
Anta Toros
(born 1948), actress
Onno Tunç
(1948–1996), musician
Ari Edirne
[
tr
]
(born 1978), opera singer
Alin Taşçıyan
[
tr
]
(born 1969), veteran film critic, journalist, and editor
Religion
Patriarch Karekin II Kazancıian
(1927–1998)
Patriarch Mesrob II Mutafian
(1956–2019)
Patriarch Shenork I Kaloustian
(1913–1990)
Levon Zekian
(born 1943), Armenian Catholic Archeparch of
Istanbul
Sciences
Daron Acemoglu
(born 1967), economist, winner of the 2005
John Bates Clark Medal
Hagop Vahram Çerçiyan
, professor at Robert College
Agop Dilâçar
(1895–1979), linguist and specialist in Turkic languages
Sports
Can Arat
(born 1984), soccer player
Alen Markaryan
(born 1966), leader of
Çarşı
, leading fan group of
Beşiktaş J.K.
, journalist
Aras Özbiliz
(born 1990), football (soccer) player playing for the Armenia national team
Writers
Arat Dink
(born 1979), son of Hrant Dink, editor of
Agos
Hrant Dink
(1954–2007), former editor of the weekly Agos
Vartan İhmalian
[
tr
]
(1913–1987), writer
Hrand Nazariantz
(1880–1962), journalist and poet
Zahrad
(1924–2007), poet
Sevan Nişanyan
(born 1956), writer and linguist
Other people
Selina Özuzun Doğan
(born 1977), lawyer and politician
Garo Paylan
(born 1972), politician
Artin Penik
(1921–1982), committed suicide in response to
ASALA
bombings
See also
Armenians in Turkey
List of Ottoman Armenians
Lists of Armenians
Armenians in Istanbul
References
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