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    Нагорный Карабах

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    я все же думаю мирное сосуществование возможно, но только после того, как Карабаг будет под юрисдикцией Азербайджана. Сейчас самое главное определиться со статусом, далее же переговоры будут более чем уместны.

    20 января

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    Xahish edirem oxuyun ve yayin!

    (20 yanvar faciesi ile bagli)

    Eziz hemvetenler, deyerli dostlar!

    Sovet imperiyasinin 1990-ci ilde Bakida toretdiyi qanli qirginin 16-ci ildonumudur. 130-dan cox soydashimizin shehid oldugu, 700 neferden cox soydashimizin elil oldugu, milyonlarla manat deyerinde dovlet ve ictimai

    emlakin mehv edildiyi bu qanli terrora qarshi guclu umumxalq muqavimetini teshkil etmek evezine bezi <soydashlarimiz> Moskvaya vezife almaga getdiler, bezileri ise bu hadiselerde bir-birini gunahlandirmaqla daha cox siyasi xal qazanmaga calishdilar.

    En dehshetlisi ise odur ki, indiyedek bu facienin gunahkarlarindan bir nefer de cinayet mesuliyetine celb edilmeyib. Hec olmasa, bu hadise haqqinda esil heqiqeti dunya ictimaiyyetine vaxtinda catdira bilseydik, belke de 366-ci polkun timsalinda rus ordusu daha dehshetli Xocali faciesini toretmeye cesaret etmezdi...

    Menfur dushmenlerimiz 90 il otmesine baxmayaraq hele de qondarma ermeni soyqirimi barede vay-shiven qopararaq dunya ictimaiyyetini cashdirirlar.

    Hetta bir neca olke resmen bu hadiseleri soyqirim kimi tanimishdir. Biz ise oz derdimizi demeye nedense cekinirik. Tekce XX esrde Azerbaycanin bashina getirilenleri dunyaya yaya bilseydik, bu gun dunyanin supergucleri, soz sahibleri Qarabag meselesinde Azerbaycani guzeshte getmeye mecbur etmezdiler, en azi ona gore ki, oz olkelerinin humanist insanlarinin tezyiqlerinden ehtiyat edardiler.

    Eziz soydashlar!

    Azerbaycanin Belcikadaki Sefirliyinin Birinci Katibi Dr. Fuad Humbatov cenablarinin 20 Yanvar qirgini ile bagli ingilis dilinde hazirladigi qisa icmali sizlere gonderirem ve cox xahish edirem ki, bu materiali tanidiginiz

    xarici vetendashlara, xarici olkelerin media, dovlet ve qeyri hokumet teshkilatlarina, siyasi partiyalarina, deputatlarina, ictimai ve siyasi xadimlerine, beynalxalq teshkilatlara oz adinizdan, temsil etdiyiniz

    qurumlarin adindan gonderesiniz. Hemcinin, dost-tanishlariniza da bu materiali yaymalarini tovsiyye etmeyinizi xahish edirem.

    Yuzlerle gunahsiz insanin qani yerde qalmamalidir! Her birimiz bunun ucun elimizden geleni, gucumuz catani etmeliyik. 1990-ci ilde indiki texniki imkanlar (internet, mobil rabite...) olsaydi, sovet imperiyasi heqiqeti

    gizlede bilmeyecekdi. Hec olmasa, internetin gucu ile Azerbaycan heqiqetlerinin dunyaya catdirilmasina calishaq!

    Hormetle, Feyruz Shivakhanov

    THE BLACK JANUARY: 16TH ANNIVERSARY OF SOVIET INVASION OF BAKY

    On 20 January 1990 the Central Soviet Authorities perpetrated an atrocious crime against Azerbaijani people. On that day the Soviet Army stormed Baky - capital of Azerbaijan to punish people rallied on the streets protesting against violations of the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan. Special Soviet troops using heavy offensive weapons, including tanks and armored vehicles, occupied a city. As a result of punitive actions more than 130 civilians were killed and 700 wounded, hundreds of people were arrested and

    subjected to various forms of physical pressure. Among victims were a 7-year old boy, a 16-year old girl, an 80-year old man, a young doctor shot in ambulance while helping another victim, and many other civilians of

    different nationalities of Baky. This massacre entered the history of Azerbaijan as the 'Black January'.

    The strong indignation and protest of the people of Azerbaijan was caused by the prejudiced and biased policy of the Communist Party and the Government of the Soviet Union towards the people of Azerbaijan. Soviet authorities' connivance at the Armenian expansionists, who claimed a part of the territory of Azerbaijan, compelled the people of Azerbaijan to defend the territorial integrity of their country. Such a policy of the Soviet leaders led also to the expulsion in 1988-1989 of 200.000 of Azerbaijanis from Armenia. Not a single Soviet mass media entity touched upon this crime and the tragedy of the Azerbaijanis in Armenia passed over in silence.

    Bloody events of the period from 1988 to 1990 and the tragedy of the Black January ushered in a new tragic chapter in the policy of mass persecution and ethnic cleansing against Azerbaijanis, which had been executed primarily in Armenia, and in Azerbaijan itself by Armenian nationalists, dashnaks and their patrons from the Soviet Communist leadership at the beginning of the last century. People took into the streets to voice their legitimate protest against violations of the territorial integrity of their homeland by Armenia

    that was openly supported by the then soviet leadership, namely Michael Gorbachov and his close political and economical advisers of Armenian nationality like Aganbegyan, Shaghnazarov, Tsitaryan and etc.

    In the fall of 1989, the independence movement in Azerbaijan had reached an incredible momentum with hundreds of thousands of people demonstrating for the ideals of freedom, independence and sovereignty. New democratic forces were clearly in control of political agenda and stood poised to win the upcoming parliamentary elections in March 1990. Clearly, the Soviet Army descended on Baky simply because the Kremlin was determined "to restore order" and return the status-quo - to keep the regime of the Soviet Empire alive in Azerbaijan and anywhere else within the boundaries of the former Soviet Union.

    The twenty six thousand strong Soviet troops stormed the capital of Azerbaijan - city of Baky, center of the Azerbaijani national independence movement - on the night from 19 to 20 January 1990 in a desperate, brutal and yet futile attempt to strangle that national movement and stop the demise of the Soviet regime in Azerbaijan and to put the legitimately claiming people under the illegitimate soviet disorder of the time.

    The invasion was launched at the midnight and committed with ferocity and no mercy for children, women and elderly. Helsinki Human Rights Watch has documented how the Soviet army intentionally ran down and crashed unarmed peaceful civilians under their tanks. How they opened fire at a civilian bus that posed no conceivable physical threat, killing the driver and many passengers. How they attacked hospitals and clearly marked ambulances and medical personnel assisting the wounded. How they randomly sprayed residential yards and apartment buildings with automatic fire. Finally, how they stabbed defenseless civilians to death with bayonets. The Wall Street Journal editorial of January 4, 1995, stated: "It was Mr. Gorbachev's recall, who in January 1990 chose to defend his use of violence against the independence-seeking Azerbaijan on the grounds thatthe people of this then-Soviet republic were "heavily armed gangs of hooligans and drug-traffickers who were destabilizing the country and quite possibly receiving support from foreign governments."

    Black January has become the turning point in the history of modern Azerbaijan. On January 20, 1990 Azerbaijanis acquired their national identity. The Soviet invasion failed to achieve its aim. The Azerbaijani

    people confronted the tragedy with strength and dignity. Every bullet that was fired splattered blood across the face of the Soviet regime, undermining the ideals of communism and totalitarianism. Those tanks, armored vehicles, automatic rifles and bullets were supposed to have scared the nation into giving up its dream for independence. But instead, the sun rose the next day on a very different Azerbaijan more determined than ever to pursue its dream.

    Unfortunately, the perpetrators of the 20 January tragedy went unpunished. While the punitive actions against public in Tbilisi, Georgia in 1989 and Vilnius, Lithuania in 1991 were strongly condemned by the Soviet and world public, the truth of the Black January received less public attention through the efforts of the Soviet authorities. The Soviet authorities removed all files and evidences related to this massacre from Azerbaijan.

    The massacre of 20 January was one of the outrageous manifestations of the totalitarian regime against its own citizen. In 1991 Azerbaijan became independent. Today the victims of the Black January repose in Martyr's Alley in the capital city of Baky. They were among the first to sacrifice their lives for freedom that Azerbaijan nowadays enjoy and those heroes will never be forgotten. P.S. Please, have a quick look at these sites!

    http://www.january20.net/

    http://www.azerigenocide.org/

    http://www.khojaly.org/

    http://www.khojaly.org.az/

    http://www.khocaly.s5.com/

    http://www.khojaly.net

    http://www.khocaly.s5.com/favorite_links.

    http://www.karabakh-doc.beeeeep/

    http://www.karabakh.org

    http://www.karabakh-terror.com

    http://www.khocaly.s5.com/favorite_links.html

    http://www.karabakh-terror.com

    http://www.come.to/khojaly

    Гаджи Ильгара в седьмой раз не выпустили из страны

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    MUSULMAN

    Искренне скажу вам кое-что:

    Считаю за стыд - ответить вам тем же слогом и по сему спешу удалиться, так как все для себя уже выяснил, а именно, разноуровневый тон беседы, что вовсе не придает ей подлинную красоту... -)

    Природа подобного общения заставляет меня сопереживать душевное негодование и угнетение, от чего мой и без того загруженный мозг устал... coпережевывать все те же самые байки из одной темы в другую. Увольте, милейший... это выше меня.

    Спешу откланяться.

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