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Vahan Tekeyan (January 21 , 1878 , Constantinople - April 4 , 1948) was an Armenian poet and public activist. He worked as a newspaper editor in Beirut and Cairo, a teacher, and a social worker. He is regarded in Armenian literary circles as the "Prince of Armenian Poetry", as his poetry, especially his sonnets, are unparalleled in Armenian literature. Tekeyan's themes in poetry revolve mostly around love, such as compassionate love, love for one's homeland, or love for humanity.

Vahakn Dadrian is an historian, specializing in the Armenian Genocide. Dadrian, a former professor at SUNY, Geneseo, currently directs a genocide study project supported by the Guggenheim Foundation. \

Vahan Setyan arrived to the United States in 1988. After completing his undergraduate degree in 2002, he continued in pursuing a graduate and doctoral degree in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. This provided the opportunity to examine contemporary organizations and ancient civilizations, further examining the aspects of altruistic behaviors and how they are perceived and utilized. This opened the door to further examine ancient mythologies and civilizations from the end of the Last Ice age to the fall of the Roman Empire and with it, allowed him to understand the hidden, neglected and forgotten history of the Armenian people. All of his examinations are primarily based on logical and evidential perspectives, attempting to understand the natural explanations of human history. Setyan has been on numerous TV interviews and video conferences, speaking about the historicity of the Armenian people. He is the author of various published articles and is currently working on the release of his second publication, “The Descendants of the Sun.”