Abstract

The history of the crimes committed by Armenian fascism and its patrons against the Azerbaijani people covers a period of more than 200 years. Beginning in the 16th century, new centralized states emerged in Europe and its east, waging colonial wars to gain new territories. The South Caucasus, especially Azerbaijan, played an important role in the military-political occupation plans of the Russian Empire, which collapsed in the first half of the 18th century. In order to implement this plan of occupation, the military-political circles of the Russian Empire preferred to use the Armenians as a tool of death. At the beginning of the 19th and 20th centuries, Tsarist Russia relocated more than 1.3 million Armenians from Gajar Iran and the Ottoman Empire to the South Caucasus. In 1905-1906, Tsarist Russia, in 1918-1920, Soviet Russia, France, the United States and Great Britain, in 1920-1991, the USSR, and in 1992-2020, along with the Western powers, Russia’s aggressive military political circles used Armenians as a tool of death to carry out their vicious plans. The Patriotic War started by the Azerbaijani people for the liberation of Karabakh on September 27, 2020, along with the destruction of Armenian fascism, also thwarted the aggressive plans of its patrons.

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