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By order of the Armenian administration of the time, Armenian Generals Andranik-Andranik Torosi Ozanyan, Amazasp, Dro-Drastamat Kanayan killed 400,000 Azerbaijanians; 120,000 Georgians; 19,000 Lezgis; 3,000 Jews and representatives of other ethnic groups during 1918-1919.

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THE BLOODY SLAUGHTER IN KHODJALI.
A part from the book "The Forgotten Genocide".

At this time, the military forces quartered and designated for reassignment were given the recommendation of supporting the Armenian side. Using one of these very units, specifically, the 366th Motorized Sniper Regiment (consisting of 49 officers and warrant officers, who by this time were only Armenians and were led by the Trans-Caucasian military group, to wit, the Armenian Lieutenant-General Iosif Oganiyan), the Armenian militant units formed on February 25, 1992, that is, on the day after the organization of a single command for the NKR, committed yet another act of genocide against the Azerbaijanian population in the city of Khodjaly. This city, with more than 7,000 residents, had recently become a city because of its growing population, its construction of residential housing and branch offices to accommodate employees of companies from Baku. Families of Azerbaijanians found succor in Khodjaly, those who had been expelled from Armenia during the ethnic cleansing of December 1988 and January 1989. Turkish-Meskhet families were also housed there who fled Soviet Central Asia, from Fergani.

Meskhetites are descendants of the ethnic Georgians from Meskheti-Djavakheti, bordering Turkey, whom the Turks had forced to convert to Islam 3 centuries ago, under threat of destruction. After the beginning of World War II of 1941-1945, they were exiled from their homes, since Turkey had become an ally of Germany, and fear was that the Meskhet Muslims would spy for the Turks, meaning to the benefit of the Germans. The emptied Meskhet-Turkish lands were immediately occupied by Armenians, who formed a launching pad within Georgia, surrounding the cities of Akhalkatsi and Akhalkalaki, for the future annexation to Armenia of these lands seized from Georgia. It was Georgia's own "Nagorno-Karabakh". Whether the Georgians suspect this or not, I don't know. In any case, the Armenians had long ago planted their representative in direct proximity to the President, M.Saakashvili. And when they begin to manifest their long-term plans, then the problems with Abhaziya and South Ossetia will seem to the Georgians to be some sort of mild misunderstanding comparison.
Meskhets were expelled into Central Asia, to Fergani, where because of inter-ethnic strife and mass killing during the unbridled period under Gorbashev, they were forced to flee again. A large portion of them settled in middle Russia. Then, when the land was freed up in the Krasnodarsk region, since the Crimean Tatars living there had returned to their homeland, the Meskhet Turks took their place. Later, in the Krasnodarsk area, the local Cossacks began persecuting the beating them. The present time, the USA, in the form of a special program, is gradually resettling Meskhet Turks to the United States. But some percentage of the Meskhet Turks settled in the Azerbaijanian city of Khodjaly, where they shared the Azerbaijanian's bitter fate during the genocide at the hands of Armenians. Armenians did not discern Azerbaijanians from Meskhets. The slaughtered everyone as they found them. Here is what a resident of Khodjaly, Sariya Talybova, who survived the horrors of the Armenian genocide, said:
"...We were led to an Armenian cementery...4 young Meskhet Turks and 3 Azerbaijanians were sacrificed on the grave of an Armenian fighter. The poor men's heads were cut off. After this, the soldiers and fighters began to torture and kill the children right in front of their parents' eyes. Bulldozers pushed the corpses into a ditch. Not having split enough blood, these predators in human form brought up two Azerbaijanians wearing the National Army uniforms and gouged their eyes out with screwdrivers..."

From the testimony of eyewitnesses Mushfika Alimamedova, resident of Khodjaly; Minesh Aliyev, resident of Khodjaly; Elman Mamedov, Head of Executive Committee of the Khodjaly Municipality; Chingiz Mustafaev, correspondent of the Azerbaijanian television station; Sanubar Alekperova, resident of Khodjaly; Djamil Mamedov, resident of Khodjaly; The aforementioned Sariya Talybova; Djanana Orudjeva, resident of Khodjaly; Privat Yuri Yakhovich of the 366th Motorized Sniper Regiment; Jean-Yves Junet, French journalist; Khanlar Gadjiev, Head of Medical Services of the Azerbaijan Defense Ministry; V.Belykh, correspondent of Izvestia; Major Leonid Kravetz and other refugees and witnesses, it was possible to reconsruct the following picture of horror:
At 10 pm on February 25, 1992, Khodjaly was surrounded from all sides: Khankiandy, Askeran, Gasanabad, Mekhtikend and Bozdag were subjected to artillery fire which continued until midnight, that is, for two hours. At midnight, the city was stormed. In front were the heavy armored vehicles, behind them the Armenian infantry, together with soldiers of the CIS and mercenaries, among whom black Africans were seen. The city's defenders were able to hold up in their trenches for two hours. After this, the battle moved to the streets of the city and residential homes. This was followed by a mass exodus of civilians through the snowy woods in the direction of the city of Agdam. It was freezing cold. The stream of refugees continued all night, through the day of February 26, and only by the morning of 27th of February, 1992, did the first individuals of the 7,000 residents of Khodjaly have the good fortune of arriving at Agdam. Most of refugees of Khodjaly were caught in ambushes previously set up by the Armenians at the town of Giulably, and primarily in the village of Nakhichevanik. They were subjected to mass shooting from automatic weapons and large-caliber machine-gun fire from tanks. Mountains of corpses began to appear. Those who survived were taken prisoner as hostages. 613 (six hundred and thirteen) people died in the Khodjaly tragedy.
Armenian sources explained the large number of victims among the Khodjalyans as people killed by the Azerbaijanian artillery. And that the peaceful residents of Khodjaly were granted some sort of humanitarian corridor along which they could escape to safety. Here we are offered the words of A.Mutalibov, spoken on April 2nd, 1992, in "Nezavisimaya gazeta". Still, the Armenian side was still forced to admit the events in Khodjaly as a "criminal act", which was committed as a result of an attempt by the People's Front of Azerbaijan to overthrow A.Mutalibov.
But what did the People's Front, the Azerbaijanian artillery and the humanitarian corridor have to do with this? These three factors, which Armenian side hid behing to avoid culpability, has no connection with the scalping and tearing out of fingernails and toenails of living persons, the decapitations, the gouging out of eyes, the cutting off ears, the mockery of corpses, the rape of women, the taking of even little children as hostage, the pagan like ritual killings of human beings, the robbing of prisoners, their being held in freezing cold without food and drink without warm clothing over the course of 4 days, and much else that is unfathomable to the human mind.
In Khodjaly, the Armenians showed the whole world a classic example of what Armenian long-suffering is, their civilization, their Armenian chosen-ness!..
Felix TSERTISIVADZE, 2005.


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