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Magdalena Maleeva – tennis player
Malak Karsh – (1915-2001) landscape photographer; art collector
Manuc Bei – (1769-1817) Romanian diplomat and merchant
Manuela Maleeva – tennis player
Manvel Gamburyan UFC Fighter
Marcelo Djian – soccer player
Maria Nalbandian – (born 1983), Lebanese singer.
Marie Laforet – (born 1939) singer.
Mark Krikorian – political scientist and executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies
Mark Vahradian – producer
Maro Ajemian – (1921-1978) pianist.
Martin Adjemian – (1932-2006) Argentine actor and TV host
Martin Karadagian – (1922-1991) Argentine actor and TV host
Martiros Kavoukjian Armenologist
Martiros Saryan – (1880-1972) painter
Marty Papazian – actor
Matt Vasgersian – (born 1967) sportscaster
Matt Vasgersian – broadcaster
Matthew of Edessa – Mattheos Urhayetsi, – historian
Matthew Ridge – rugby union and rugby league player
Mekhitar Heratsi – (1100s) He was a priest who wrote an encyclopedia on medicine. He theorized that fever results from internal changes in the body, a revolutionary idea for medieval medicine. His work included psychotherapy, surgery, diet and herbs to cure diseases.
Mekhitar Petrossian (Abbot Mekhitar of Sebastia – (1676 - 1749) Founder of the Armenian Catholic Order of the Mechitarists in Venice and Vienna.
Melisende of Jerusalem, Queen of Jerusalem
Menuas of Urartu – Ancient Armenian king
Michael Arlen – (1895-1956) British-Armenian writer
Michael Casey – (born 1947) poet
Michael Goorjian – (born 1971) actor and filmmaker
Michael Omartian – (born 1945) music producer of Donna Summer
Michel (Michael) Ter-Pogossian – inventor of PET scan
Michel (Michael) Ter-Pogossian–father of positron emission tomography (pet Scans) which has revolutionized the understanding of how the brain functions
Michel Der Zakarian – soccer player/manager, ex Armenia NT, Montpellier HSC and Nantes Atlantique player, current manager of Nantes Atlantique
Michel Legrand – (born 1932) France, composer.
Mihran Kirakosian – Dancer/Singer/Actor, Back-up dancer to Madonna, Britney Spears and more
Mikael Harutyunyan – (born 1946) 7th Defence Minister.
Mikael Tariverdiev – (1931-1996) USSR, composer.
Mike Connors – (born 1925) TV actor
Mikhail Piotrovsky – (born 1944) Orientalist, Director of the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg
Mikhail Pogosyan – Director General, Sukhoi Aircraft Corporation
Mikhail Tarielovich Loris-Melikov – (1825 or 1826 - 1888), General of the Cavalry; Adjutant General of the Svita; Minister of Interior, Russian Empire.
Mikhail Tarielovich Loris-Melikov – Russian general and statesman.
Mikhail Vartanov – (born 1937) filmmaker
Miklos Horthy – (1868-1957) part Armenian (Mikhail Nalbandian) the Regent of Hungary during the interwar years and throughout most of World War II
Minas Avetisyan – (1928-1975) painter
Missak Manouchian – French Resistance hero World War II.
Mkhitar Gosh – (1130 - 1213) He was another great figure during the Silver Age of Armenian Literature. His work entitled Corpus Juris became the basis for Armenian law.
Mkkhitar Manukyan – wrestler
Mkrtich Khrimian (Khrimian Hayrik) – (1820 - 1907) He became ordained at age 33 as a priest. With his modest printing equipment he started to publish "Eagle of Vaspurakan" in 1858, the first Armenian newspaper published in the Ottoman Empire.
Monte Melkonian – (1957 – 1993) Armenian military commander in the Nagorno-Karabakh war.
Moses of Chorene – Movses Khorenatsi; – historian
Movses Silikyan – (1862-1937) Major General; Commander of Armenian troops; hero of Battle of Sardarapat

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