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According to Emil Sanamyan, a scholar at the USC Institute of Armenian Studies, argues that calling it a "presidential book depository" is more accurate as "library implies public access which there isn't in this case."
That bit is simply a lie. I've been to the library without any special permission around 4 years ago. The requirement is the same as in the National Library - you should be a student/researcher or something like that. I took a book on Ataturk's language reform there, as I was writing an essay on it. --Мурад 97 (talk) 14:05, 10 October 2019 (UTC)Reply