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The Library for Foreign Literature has carried out work to identify documents thematically related to the cultural and historical heritage of Armenia. More than 500 documents have been identified in 26 languages of the peoples of the world. The rare book collection presents unique publications of European authors of the 17th and 19th centuries about travel, geography and history, linguistics. There are several historical and linguistic books originally from Venice, the city where the national Armenian printing originated in 1512. The recipients of the collected information are libraries of Armenia, Centers of Armenian Studies, Armenian diasporas in Russia and other countries. The library accepts orders for the production of digital copies of paper originals. The multilingual nature of the identified documents and the Library’s multifaceted activities in the fields of cultural diplomacy ensure the promotion of Armenia’s cultural and historical heritage in a broad international context. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The paper presents information on the features of reproduction, embryonic and postembryonic development in captivity of the Ommatotriton ophryticus Berthold, 1846. Reared young newts were released into undisturbed habitats within the range of the species in the Republic. Recommendations for the effective preservation of the Ommatotriton ophryticus in the Republic of Armenia are given. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article is an attempt of the analysis of the ethnogenetic myths preserved in the Yezidi folklore. A special focus is made on the third, previously unknown version of the Yezidi origin. The latter was found in a text written down in the 40s of the last century in Armenia. It is particularly interesting that the legend reveals an obvious parallel with one the Shahnameh's story lines. Among the specific features of the text is the unique use of the term "Ezdistan". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]