The monograph of Musa Qasimli was published in Turkey

The book “Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey: search for a real history (1920-1994)” by the director of the Institute of Caucasus Studies, Corresponding Member of ANAS, Professor Musa Qasimli was published by the Atatürk Research Center of the Atatürk Supreme Council of Culture, Language and History of the Republic of Turkey at the Diyanet Foundation Publishing House. In a 642-page monograph published in 1,500 copies, groundless territorial claims made by Armenia after after Sovietization, the solution of the territorial issues at Moscow and Kars conferences, “Armenian issue” at the Lausanne Conference, the deployment of Armenians abroad by Soviet leadership, creation of artificial autonomous province of Nagorno-Karabakh, attack on Turkish representation in Yerevan, the import of Armenians from foreign countries in the 20-30s of the XX century, The efforts of the Armenian SSR leadership after the Second World War to tear away the NKAO from Azerbaijan, submission of territorial claims against Turkey, deportation of Azerbaijanis from their historical lands, accommodation of Armenians from abroad to their homes and farms with all amenities, groundless claims and anti-Turkish activities of the Armenian Diaspora and the leadership of the Armenian SSR, bringing the issue of fictitious “Armenian genocide” to the agenda, terrorist acts committed by Armenian terrorist organizations in the 70-80s, attempts to seize Azerbaijani lands, the beginning, course and results of the Armenian military aggression were investigated based on the most reputable archival materials from Azerbaijan, Turkey, the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, Georgia and other countries.

The book was translated by PhD in Law Ali Asker and PhD in Philology, Associate Professor Nurlana Gasimli-Mustafayeva. This book, which was granted by the Science Development Foundation under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, was previously published in Baku and in Moscow by the Russian Culture Foundation.