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Lebbaeus Whose Surname Was Thaddaeus 

Lbyvs named Thaddeus (in English : Lebbaeus Whose Was Surname Thaddaeus ) documentary black and white, 35 mm and 33 minutes to the Armenian product in 1347, directed by Arby ovanessian is. This documentary was filmed by Solomon Minasian . The subject of this documentary is the ceremony of the pilgrimage of the Church in the city ​​of Maku ; it shows some parts of the Armenian customs and traditions from the baptism to the ritual ceremony , along with the happy ceremonies of the Armenians and their way of life.
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Lbyvs named Thaddeus (in English : Lebbaeus Whose Was Surname Thaddaeus ) documentary black and white, 35 mm and 33 minutes to the Armenian product in 1347, directed by Arby ovanessian is. This documentary was filmed by Solomon Minasian . The subject of this documentary is the ceremony of the pilgrimage of the Church in the city ​​of Maku ; it shows some parts of the Armenian customs and traditions from the baptism to the ritual ceremony , along with the happy ceremonies of the Armenians and their way of life.

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