1919 Armenian parliamentary election
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1919 Armenian parliamentary election
Summary
1919 Armenian parliamentary election is a legislative election[1]. It draws 61 Wikipedia views per month (legislative_election category, ranking #194 of 535).[2]
Key Facts
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election is in the country of First Republic of Armenia[3].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's instance of is recorded as legislative election[4].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election was followed by 1990 Armenian Supreme Soviet election[5].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's Commons category is recorded as 1919 elections in Armenia[6].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's office contested is recorded as member of the National Assembly of Armenia[7].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election occurred on 1919[8].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's candidate is recorded as Armenian Revolutionary Federation[9].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's candidate is recorded as Socialist Revolutionary Party[10].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's candidate is recorded as Azerbaijanis in Armenia[11].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's candidate is recorded as independent politician[12].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's successful candidate is recorded as Armenian Revolutionary Federation[13].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's successful candidate is recorded as Socialist Revolutionary Party[14].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's successful candidate is recorded as Azerbaijanis in Armenia[15].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's successful candidate is recorded as independent politician[16].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's total valid votes is recorded as {'amount': '+259431'}[17].
- 1919 Armenian parliamentary election's eligible voters is recorded as {'amount': '+365000'}[18].
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When and Where
1919 Armenian parliamentary election occurred on 1919[8]. It is in the country of First Republic of Armenia[3].
Context
1919 Armenian parliamentary election's instance of is recorded as legislative election[4]. It was followed by 1990 Armenian Supreme Soviet election[5].
Why It Matters
1919 Armenian parliamentary election draws 61 Wikipedia views per month (legislative_election category, ranking #194 of 535).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[19]