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He graduated with degrees from the Moscow Pedagogical Institute and worked as a research assistant in the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography. He served as a lecturer at Basra University and later as director of the Engineering College’s Construction Department.
In 1985 he married Sonik from the Boghosian family and they were blessed with two children: Aleak and Heros.
In 1992 the family decided to leave Iraq. They moved to Jordan and later reunited in London in 1995.
Antranik was an exemplary Father to his family. He always encouraged his children to master the Armenian language and history while pursuing high-level professional careers.
Link to Antranik’s tribute page: https://antranik.muchloved.com/