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Professor Anahid Keshishian takes to the stage with her one-woman show called “Ka Yev Chka II,&quot; which explores her journey as a teen moving from pre-revolutionary Iran to Soviet Armenia.

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UCLA professor’s ‘Ka Yev Chka II’ details life in 1970s Armenia

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