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Azerbaijan demands from its neighbor the land that had never belonged to them

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  • YAFES
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    Re: Azerbaijan demands from its neighbor the land that had never belonged to them

    Originally posted by ottomans View Post
    I wanna say something! Azerians,Turkmens,Turks,Tajik, and Uzbek Nations are same racial groups! We speak Turkish with dialect! But we understand us very clearly! Oughuz Turks came from Central Asia to Anatolia in 10. and 11. and 12. centruies! Azerbejian ground was our migration bridge So Karabath is belongs to Armenia and Azerbajian! Please observe "Turan idea" and role of Armenians
    But Armenians helped Seljuk Turks to destroy Bzytium lands! And Seljuk Sultans' wife was Armenian and other emperors are half Armenian and Half Turk! All problems comes from history! By the way,Ottoman Sultans not Turk too,And Army too,,,ARMy soldiers was picking other nations(Greks,Bulgarians,Sirbians...etc)
    They are %90 true! Last of seljuk Sultans' wife was armenian! For example: Gıyassettin II. 's wife was Armenian! So Anatolian Seljuks was going to end! coz that armenian woman was only making intrigue! So Anatolia Seljuks went downhill,After tht Mongols destroyed Seljuks in Kösedağ war (Kösedağ/Sivas region) %10 is wrong which ones? only last sultans of Seljuks was half Armenian not all of the emperors! .............. All Turks know Gıyassettin II.'s wife was armenian and Ottoman sultans are not Turk..There are no exceptions

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  • melikianAvak
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    Re: Azerbaijan demands from its neighbor the land that had never belonged to them

    Originally posted by ottomans View Post
    I wanna say something! Azerians,Turkmens,Turks,Tajik, and Uzbek Nations are same racial groups! We speak Turkish with dialect! But we understand us very clearly! Oughuz Turks came from Central Asia to Anatolia in 10. and 11. and 12. centruies! Azerbejian ground was our migration bridge So Karabath is belongs to Armenia and Azerbajian! Please observe "Turan idea" and role of Armenians
    But Armenians helped Seljuk Turks to destroy Bzytium lands! And Seljuk Sultans' wife was Armenian and other emperors are half Armenian and Half Turk! All problems comes from history! By the way,Ottoman Sultans not Turk too,And Army too,,,ARMy soldiers was picking other nations(Greks,Bulgarians,Sirbians...etc)
    Truth be known, you may only be 9% turk like most Turks from Turkey.
    So if you are one of the exceptions, why not leave us and join the Real Turks.

    Do you know your ethnic makup?

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  • Armenian_3
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    Re: Azerbaijan demands from its neighbor the land that had never belonged to them

    I think so! All problems come from history! Anatolia Seljuks emperor "Giyassettin Keykusrev II. " was half Armenian!

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  • ottomans
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    Re: Azerbaijan demands from its neighbor the land that had never belonged to them

    I wanna say something! Azerians,Turkmens,Turks,Tajik, and Uzbek Nations are same racial groups! We speak Turkish with dialect! But we understand us very clearly! Oughuz Turks came from Central Asia to Anatolia in 10. and 11. and 12. centruies! Azerbejian ground was our migration bridge So Karabath is belongs to Armenia and Azerbajian! Please observe "Turan idea" and role of Armenians
    But Armenians helped Seljuk Turks to destroy Bzytium lands! And Seljuk Sultans' wife was Armenian and other emperors are half Armenian and Half Turk! All problems comes from history! By the way,Ottoman Sultans not Turk too,And Army too,,,ARMy soldiers was picking other nations(Greks,Bulgarians,Sirbians...etc)
    Last edited by ottomans; 08-03-2007, 02:23 AM.

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  • KarotheGreat
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    Re: Azerbaijan demands from its neighbor the land that had never belonged to them

    Are they kidding about this because this is one of the most stupid things I've ever heard

    Karo

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  • Azerbaijan demands from its neighbor the land that had never belonged to them

    Azerbaijan demands from its neighbor the land that had never belonged to him
    The UNO Charter states that the principle of the territorial integrity isn't applicable for the countries which do not secure equal rights for the nations and do not allow freedom of self-determination
    02.06.2007 GMT+04:00
    The history of the modern Azerbaijan goes almost according to Orwell, in spite of the historical facts and numerous confirmations about this or that land's belonging to various neighboring countries. To the territorial claims against Armenia the story with the Georgian monastery complex “Davit Garedji” is added now. Who Azerbaijan will sort out its relationship with next is hard to predict. It could be Dagestan, Iran, or Turkey. But before making any demands it is better to try and learn the history of the own nation and not to search any family tree where it doesn't exist; among Albanians, Persians, Turks etc.
    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ In 1918 the Musafat party (Equality) first used the term “Azerbaijan” for the area situated on the territory of two Transcaucasian historical areas; Shirvana and Arrana. Before that the place-name “Azerbaijan” only referred to the territories situated to the south of the River Arax, in the area of Tebriz, Ardebil and Lake Urmia. Later the land of Azerbaijan and Eastern Transcaucasia (modern Azerbaijan) were populated with people of almost identical ethnic origins. In 1936 Azerbaijan was integrated into USSR on the bases of the Soviet Republic rights. The Azeri Turks were officially called Azerbaijani; Azerbaijani was also the name of their official language. It was then, when with the decision of the Soviet Government the Azeri written language was translated from Latin to Cyrillic.

    This is how the things had been before Heydar Aliyev came to power in Azerbaijan. Taking the control of the country, he immediately decided to “revise” the history of the country. It was then, when Farida Mamedov's notorious work “The Caucasian Albania” appeared, Guliyev's book about medieval architecture of Albania where all the Armenian churches and khachkars were announced to be Albanian, i.e. Azerbaijani. All this enabled Baku to “revise” the belonging of the territories included in Az.USSR. The most interesting part is that the Deputy Minister of the Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan Khalaf Khalafov himself blurted out about the boarders. “In its time the USSR authorities didn't regard the issue of delimitation of the administrative rights among the former Soviet countries, which led to a number of problems in boarder delimitation. According to his words, often different documents referring to the issue of territories of this or that country contradict each other,” says Day.az. Historian Jamil Hasanly is sure that, “Many native Azeri territories have gone to the neighboring countries. Today we don't have to squander our territories. We must try to save what has been left to us after giving out Azeri lands, and today we cannot lose a single square meter”.

    The parties' incapacity of finding a peaceful solution of the controversies concerning the territorial integrity as well as the right of nations' self-determination leads to national conflicts growing into military confrontation. The principle of territorial integrity exclusively works for the protection of the country against external aggression, and this is closely interconnected with its formula in UNO Charter; “All the UN Members in their international relations refrain from force or its implementation against the territorial inviolability or political independence of any country, as well as any other method incompatible with the objectives of the UNO”. However the UNO Charter states that the principle of the territorial integrity isn't applicable for the countries which do not secure equal rights for the nations and do not allow freedom of self-determination, and this, perhaps, is the most essential point in the resolution of the Karabakh Conflict. It should be reminded that the nation's right on self-determination is considered to be one of the universally recognized principles of international law. It gained recognition in the process of the colonial system breakdown and was toughened in the Declaration of Independence of the colonial countries and nations (by the Resolution N 1514 XV of the UN General Assembly adopted on December 14, 1960) and the consequent international pacts and declarations of UNO.

    Creation of the multinational empires sooner or later brought to their breakdown; the Roman Empire, the Golden Horde, the Ottoman Empire, Austria-Hungary, USSR. Being one of the most significant features of independence, territorial integrity became one of the weakest points after the USSR breakdown. The main difficulty concerns the change of the administrative bounds in the former Soviet Union into public ones. But if Kosovo falls apart from Serbia why Nagorno-Karabakh can't be proclaimed an independent Republic? Maybe because Serbia is of much less importance to the USA than Azerbaijan, yet for Russia everything is just vise versa. Unfortunately once again Armenia has found itself between two rocks, in spite of all international principles and treaties.
    «PanARMENIAN.Net» analytical department
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