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The truth about Khojalu

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  • #61
    Re: The truth about Khojalu

    Armenian pogroms in Sumgait first sign of Azerbaijan’s neo-fascist policy
    Original Article, news.am



    By Ivan Gharibyan

    Today, February 27, is the 22nd anniversary of the first ethnic pogroms in the Soviet Union’s history. On February 27-29, 1988, just a few days after the council of the people’s deputies of the Nagorno-Karabakh autonomous region decided to submit a request for the region to secede from the Azerbaijani SSR and form part of the Armenian SSR, unprecedented events in the multinational state’s history occurred in Sumgait.

    The situation in the city, with lumpenproles constituting a major part of its population, was being exacerbated for several days. One more factor that complicated the situation was the absence of Jahangir Muslimzade, Head of the Sumgait Committee of the Communist Party — he was on holiday. A day before the pogroms first Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Azerbaijan Kyamran Bagirov, and Chairman of the Council of Ministers Hasan Seyidov tried to “cool the passions.” But the passions were running high at the Chemical Industry Workers’ Club in Sumgait, and the two top-ranking officials had to leave through the back door.

    On December 27, the wave of popular unrest swept over the streets. The Azeri poet Khydyr Alovlu, a staunch supporter of the “national leader” Heydar Aliyev, played a key provocative role in the events. He is the person that held high posts in the Sumgait city administration later, when the Aliyev clan came to power in independent Azerbaijan. According to Azeri sources, at a rally on February 27, Khydyr Alovlu, who considered himself a poet, cried out “Death to Armenians!”

    Jahangir Muslimzade, who was attending the rally, lost control of the situation. The local authorities and law-enforcers did not act. The local Komsomol organization had to apply to Baku for help in preventing a riot and murders.

    The Armenian pogroms in Baku proved to be cold shower for the Kremlin, which was completely confused by the events that were taking place for the first time in the multinational state! According to official information, 32 Armenians were tortured to death, and hundreds of them were severely injured and disabled.

    The Armenian massacre in Sumgait on February 27-29, 1988, which fact is being passed over in silence in Azerbaijan, proved to be the first sign of Azeri neo-fascism that was raising its head and later was rife and rampant resulting in Armenian massacres in Baku and Kirovadad, deportation of the Armenian population from the Shahumyan region, war unleashed in response to the Nagorno-Karabakh people’s demand for the right to self-determination.

    Strangely enough, but even all the aforementioned facts are not the most terrible. Much more terrible and dangerous is the Azerbaijani leaders’ policy of sowing seeds of hatred toward the neighbors in their own people by distorting historical facts and misinterpreting the events of 1988-1994. The Aliyev clan’s style is far from being ingenious: they invented the “Khojali genocide” to consign the Sumgait pogroms to oblivion. But the civilians killed in Khojali were actually victims of a filthy domestic political struggle in Azerbaijan, which fact is never mentioned in Baku. And irrefutable evidence, including the statements by the then president of Azerbaijan Ayaz Mutalibov, is available. The same can be said of the Armenian pogroms in Baku on January 13-19. To hold back the truth, the Azeri leaders present the entry of troops to Baku to prevent the annihilation of non-Muslim population as Azerbaijan’s national tragedy.

    It cannot be helped. The Azeri authorities continue their policy of turning their own people into a herd of cattle bereft of reason, without any knowledge of history. As the saying was in Nazi Germany “Our Fuehrer thinks for us.” This must be President Ilham Aliyev’s logic. By means of the mass media under his full control he is doing his best to develop the personality cult of his deceased father.

    The only thing for us to do is to bow our heads before the innocent victims of the Sumgait pogroms organized by the Azeri cutthroats 22 years ago and thank the individual Azerbaijanis who, risking their own lives, saved their Armenian friends and neighbors.

    T.P.

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    • #62
      Re: The truth about Khojalu

      Xocali.net materials to be published in a book
      Original Article, panorama.am

      After the presentation of Xocali.net web site a dispute occurred between Azerbaijani specialists working on Khojaly events’ campaign and Aliev’s family. The Azerbaijani call on breaking the web site and they offense Armenian official commented on those events. Samvel Martirosyan, the member of “Xenophobia preventing initiative” told the reporters today that breaking a web site is an ordinary crime, besides; he stated that it’s impossible to break Xocali.net.

      “The web site stipulated a real chaos in Azerbaijan, they got deeply in panic and nervous,” Martirosyan said. Azerbaijani have prepared posters, documents, false photos to demonstrate during the rally, but Armenian official “spoiled” everything.

      The Azerbaijani had their possibility to demonstrate those posters only in the morning of February 24 in Stockholm.
      “They faced a problem of changing those materials. But if we have broader views, it’s obvious that they have printed many false books, recorded films during those 15 years. Now those so called specialists have serious problems as Alievs’ family fund that campaign,” expert said claiming that spreading of false information was commonly accepted yet under Heydar Aliev’s reign.

      This web site unveiling Azerbaijani forgeries has had 15 thousand visitors in those days. By the way the Azerbaijani have much contributed to the spreading of the web site as an anti-Armenian site. Only one of them read the content of the site and discovered that it unveils their forgery.
      Armine Adibekyan, the president of the initiative told that it cost $108 and 80 cents to construct the site as much was done just to support the site. She said those materials would be published in a book abd spread to all the international organizations.
      Source: Panorama.am

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      • #63
        Re: The truth about Khojalu

        The Azeri advertise xocali.net
        Original Artice, Այսօր ՝

        One of the sites supported by the Azerbaijani authorities calls for the hacking www.xocali.net site which had more than 15 thousand visitors within only 4 days.

        Samvel Martirosyan the information security expert mentioned that in one case the site is being spread by the Armenians, in another the same things are doing the Azeri; even the Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan has issued a special statement. According to Martirosyan on the first day when the site was launched on February 24 “it was a bad day”, cause the Azeri, as usual, were busy with organizing their demonstration posters.

        The site which is being broadcast in Russian, English, Azerbaijani, Persian, French, German languages, in Azerbaijan was accepted as an anti-Armenian site and was advertised widely by them.

        “In the odnoklasniki.ru site their was an article spread by the Azeri as if it is anti-Armenian, and because they do not read and mainly watch the pictures they have thought that it is anti-Armenian site, only one of them has read and understood that it is not an anti-Armenian site”, - told the expert.

        However when it turned out that the site is not anti-Armenian and it is discovering and presenting the real facts as well as the Azerbaijani falsifications even then the comment on it didn’t stop in Azerbaijan.

        In the www.xocali.net site there are news which proves the falsifications of the Azerbaijani side about Agdam and “Khojalu”.
        HAHAHAHAHA!! This proves how much they're only rushing to find the most material possible without really thinking. Their intention is not like us with our genocide, it's just to find an excuse for their loss of Nagorno-Karabakh.

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        • #64
          Re: The truth about Khojalu

          Originally posted by SevSpitak View Post
          HAHAHAHAHA!! This proves how much they're only rushing to find the most material possible without really thinking. Their intention is not like us with our genocide, it's just to find an excuse for their loss of Nagorno-Karabakh.
          This is not the first time they have realized that they weren't spreading the their propaganda, one year ago or so I found in an Azerbaijani forum (the one on news.az) that members were spreading the site http://justiceforkhojaly.wordpress.com/ on a massive level on almost every threat. They soon realized that the site wasn't spreading their lies, so in about 1 hour or so every single threat and post I saw promoting the site was erased....

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          • #65
            Re: The truth about Khojalu

            I think xocali.net is very important step for information war..
            It's our first offensive attack..

            Glad to see that..

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            • #66
              Re: The truth about Khojalu

              Originally posted by SevSpitak View Post
              Xocali.net materials to be published in a book
              Armine Adibekyan, the president of the initiative told that it cost $108 and 80 cents to construct the site
              Who knew you could achieve so much with so little.
              Great move by the Xenophobia preventing initiative.

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              • #67
                Re: The truth about Khojalu

                NG: Azerbaijanis themselves question that civilians were killed by Armenians
                05.03.2010 12:08 GMT+04:00

                /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Timed to the anniversary of Sumgait pogroms – massacres of Armenians in the Azerbaijani Sumgait between 26 and 28 February 1988, Azerbaijan held events in memory of tragic events in Khojalu of 1992 on 26 February, Sergei Zvyagin wrote in his article "Khodjalu: truth and fiction” in Nezavisimaya Gazeta.

                "The very definition of "Khojalu events" of February 1992 is not correct. During suppression of firing points near the Khojalu village there were virtually no casualties among civilians in the village, since they had the opportunity to leave the village via the corridor created by Karabakh for the unarmed civilian population. The availability of that corridor never been questioned by observers, including Azerbaijan.

                Nearly a hundred dead residents Khojalu were found at 11-12 km from the village, on the field between the Armenian village Nakhichevanik, situated at the administrative border with the former Aghdam region of Azerbaijan SSR, and the Azerbaijani positions near Aghdam. That area then was fully controlled by the National Front of Azerbaijan (NFA), being in opposition to pro-communist President Mutalibov.

                Moreover, a day after journalists arrived at this place, including foreign ones, some people again returned to the field to desecrate some corpses before the visit of foreign media representatives," Zvyagin wrote.

                "The massacre in Khojaly can be included in the "track record" of the Azerbaijani militants," the newspaper wrote. It pursued two aims: firstly, to remove from the political arena Ayaz Mutalibov, unnecessary after the collapse of the Soviet Union, and secondly, to obtain a pretext to start supported by Ankara a noisy campaign on charging the Armenians in the inhuman methods of warfare.

                "Today the promotion of "Khojali project" has different political and ideological goals, while the means have remained unchanged: the lies and falsification.

                The massacre of Khojalu inhabitants near Aghdam is the same crime of Azerbaijani national chauvinism, as pogroms of Armenians in Sumgait in February 1988, in Baku in January 1990, the massacre in the Karabakh village of Maraga in April 1992.

                Unfortunately, these events have not received adequate legal, political and moral assessment so far that leads to the cynical distortion of reality in advocacy for official Baku," Sergei Zvyagin said.

                Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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                • #68
                  Re: The truth about Khojalu

                  Glorious Victory of Armenian Weaponry

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                  • #69
                    Re: The truth about Khojalu

                    Azerbaijan’s Military Prosecutor's office gave a birth to a mouse. It was dead.

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                    • #70
                      Re: The truth about Khojalu

                      Originally posted by Yedtarts View Post
                      Azerbaijan’s Military Prosecutor's office gave a birth to a mouse. It was dead.
                      http://en-voskanapat.do.am/news/azer.../2010-02-26-41
                      that was a good article

                      List presented for the public display with names of people declared as wanted is ridiculous. Although Azerbaijani prosecutors not for the first time went squash, yet let’s report them that in the list there are people who at the moment of operation were outside of NKR, as well as long deceased. The vast majority of people, whose names were so carefully refined and lovingly fitted in the list by Azerbaijani commissaires Maigret had nothing to do with the operation by suppressing Khojaly firing points, releasing airport and destructing illegal armed and bandit groups on the NKR’s territory.

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