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Yenovk Shahen
Yenovk Shahen ((アルメニア語:Ենովք Շահէն); 3 February 1881 – 28 May 1915) was an Armenian actor and director who lived in the Ottoman Empire. He was killed during the Armenian Genocide.
==Life==
Yenovk Shahen Yepranosian was born to an Armenian family in the village of Bardizag (Bahcecik) near İzmit on 3 February 1881.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.genocide-museum.am/arm/remember_armenian_genocide.php )〕 He was the brother of Krikor Ankut, an arithmetician who was also deported during the Armenian Genocide but managed to survive.〔 After receiving his early education in Bardizag, he and his family moved to Constantinople.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.avproduction.am/?ln=am&page=person&id=2247 )〕
While in Constantinople, it is noted that Shahen's interest in theatre grew after reading the biography of renowned Armenian playwright Bedros Adamian.〔〔 He immediately began to play short roles for various plays. Shahen joined a theatrical group led by Mardiros Mnagyan. Thereafter, Shahen switched theatrical groups and joined one that renowned actor Vahram Papazyan already belonged to.〔 Shahen and Papazyan became coworkers and close friends.〔 Continuing his career in acting, Shahen participated in other theatrical groups including those led by Felekian and Zarifyan.〔 Shahen was known for performing throughout the Ottoman Empire including Cairo, İzmir, İzmit, and his native Bardizag.〔
Some of his most notable roles as an actor included François Coppée's monologue "La grève des forgerons", Triboulet in Victor Hugo's ''Le roi s'amuse'', Iago in Shakespeare's ''Othello'', and Shylock in the ''The Merchant of Venice''.〔
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