KARABAKH KHANATE. Historical and cultural profile
A unique book was presented at the National Library of Spain: Karabakh Khanate. Historical and cultural profile. The volume, published simultaneously in English, French, Arabic, Spanish and Italian, has been compiled by a large group of researchers, and is an atlas-catalogue of unique images of finds from the cultural heritage of Karabakh, which are housed in the National Museum of Georgia in the capital, Tbilisi.
Author: Eldar Nadiradze
KARABAKH OVER THE CENTURIES
On a clear night, the cliff tops of the Karabakh plateau are clothed in a luxurious wrap of a myriad bright stars. Diamond crowns glisten in the black velvet sky, indifferent in their perfection to all human passions. Their cold, miraculous beauty is untouched by war, invasion or disease. Even all-powerful Time fails to breach their peace: their lives extend almost to eternity...
Author: Qarabağ Salnaməsi
HISTORY OF NAGORNO-KARABAKH FROM PETRA TO PAVLA
The book “The Karabakh Saga” is the next volume of the “Returned History” series, dedicated to the deliberately “forgotten” key events of the 18th century in Transcaucasia, during the reign of the All-Russian emperors — from Peter I to Paul I. The narrative is oriented both to a wide range of readers and to historians, archivists, political scientists and other specialists who want to get acquainted with the documentary base of the origin of the Karabakh conflict, which arose during the first attempts of Russia to penetrate into the Transcaucasus. Familiarization with the primary documents stored in Russian archives, funds and libraries will make it possible to correctly evaluate the publications of those “Caucasian scholars” who for a long time deliberately or unknowingly distorted and continue to distort the historical outline of this process.
Author: Emin Musa oglu Mammadli