On October 30, 2012 the Armenia post issued a postage stamp devoted to the 125 anniversary of the eminent Soviet state and party person, colleague V.I. Lenin, revolutionary-bolshevik Alexander Myasnikyan (1886-1025).
On stamp is presented the Myasnikyan's portrait against a landscape of Armenia and Mount Ararat.

The issue is printed in mini sheet of 10 values with decorating margins.
Artist: D. Dovlatyan.
Printing: offset.
Size of stamp: 40 x 24 mm.
Edition: 40 000 copies
Printed in printing house "Cartor" France.

Alexander Myasnikyan (Myasnikov) is the Armenian state, party and military figure, one of heads of establishment of the Soviet power in Belarus. After October revolution, in November, 1917 he is elected the commander of the Western front. Some time fulfills duties of the Supreme Commander armed forces of the Soviet Russia.
He was author of number of works according to the theory of Marxism-Leninism, history of revolutionary movement and armenian literature. Being the convinced internationalist Leninist, opposed the Belarusian statehood and against the Belarusian language. He was lost in a plane crash near Tbilisi in 1925.