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Kegham Vanigian
Kegham Vanigian ((アルメニア語:Գեղամ Վանիկեան)), also known as "Vanig," (1889 – 1915) was an Armenian political activist and newspaper editor. Vanigian is best remembered as the founder of the socialist monthly ''Gaidz'' of the Hnchak party. Vanigian was executed by the Turkish government for his political activities in 1915 during the Armenian Genocide.
==Biography==
Kegham Vanigian was born in Van, Turkish Armenia, Ottoman Empire in 1889.
In 1907 he finished the Yeremian college of Van, where his uncle, Hakob Ardzruni was one of his teachers. In 1904 he met Ashot's Hunchakian fedayi group and joined the party. After finishing the college he lived in Caucasus for a short time, then moved to Constantinople and finished the Law department of the University in 1914.
In 1909 Vanigian became one of the founders of ''Gaidz'' Student's Union, and since 1911 he was the founding editor and contributor of ''Gaidz'' monthly which propaganded the ideas of scientific socialism.〔Yeghia Jerejian, ''Martyrs on Bloody Path.'' Beirut, 1989, pg. 32.〕 Vanigian participated at Hunchakian 6th Conference. He was a cadet of a military school, when he was arrested among with his Hunchakian friends. In 1915 20 of them were hanged in Constantinople by the Turkish government.
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