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The Prince in Switzerland: Legacy, Love and Pride,Used
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Hrant, a young Swiss man working in finance, meets on a train a very prominent Swiss historian, who is very much interested in his Armenian heritage and his family's past experiences of migration, survival and integration. Hrant decides to further enlighten the professor about the Armenian people's struggle, past and present, for recognition and respect. He belongs, on his father's side, to a very important Armenian aristocracy, the Bagraduni and Hetoumian dynasties that belonged to the kingdoms of Cilicia, Armenia and Georgia during the Middle Ages. These dynasties were the foundation, the source of his bloodline, lineage and history. Hrant is very proud of his legacy. He eventually falls in love with a FrenchArmenian girl, Sara, but their relationship is difficult, since she resides in Paris, while he lives in Zurich. Eventually love triumphs, and Sara leaves her homeland to marry Hrant, the Armenian Prince in Switzerland. Full of true historical recollections, it is the love story between two people, and the love of proud people towards their legacy. The story of faith, hope and love with all its facets, engulfs compassion, friendship and beauty.
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