A village boy meets his tragic fate when he is sent to the city to work for a rich trader.
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Albert Gulinyan Sos Sargsyan Galya Novents Armen Dzhigarkhanyan Yevgeni Avetisyan Emma Stepanyan Leyla Yeghiazaryan Haykanush Yeremyan M. Tovmasyan S. Khambekyan Svetlana Kirakosyan Meline Hamamjyan Ye. Manvelyan Tigran Voskanyan Avetik Dgragatcpanyan Leonard Sarkisov Harutyun Movsisyan S. Ajabkhanyan R. Abalyan R. Gyulumyan L. Azizyan Stepan Harutyunyan Armen Mazmanyan Kadzhik Barsegyan K. Simonyan G. Gyulumyan A. Kocharyan K. Grigoryan Margarita Karapetyan K. Hovsepyan H. Ghazaryan K. Ghulinyan Ara Stepanyan
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