Career
In 1893-1895 he worked in United States of America, then in Russia, he became one of the supporters of Zeitun Resistance, collected money to help his compatriots, and was arrested in 1895. After he released in 1901, he left political life. Khanazat saw that Russia and Western countries never condemned the Hamidian massacres, and that Armenian armed power is not united to stop this violence.
He also wrote the Memoirs of an Armenian revolutionary and published them in 1927-1929.
