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Background
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In Baku city
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In Baku Governorate and Zakatal Okrug
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In Karabakh and Nakhchivan
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Notes
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References
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Bibliography
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Anti-Armenian sentiment
Events
Hamidian massacres
(1894)
Armenian–Tatar massacres
(1905–1907)
Adana massacre
(1909)
Armenian genocide
(1914–1923)
Place name changes in Turkey
(since 1913)
September Days
(1918)
Khaibalikend massacre
(1919)
Destruction of Armenian part of Shusha
(1920)
Deportation of Armenians from Azerbaijan of 1988–94
1990 Dushanbe riots
Ban of entry for citizens of Armenia in Azerbaijan
(1991)
People visiting Nagorno Karabakh banned from entering Azerbaijan
(since 2005)
Armenian cemetery in Julfa
(2006)
2020 Ghazanchetsots Cathedral shelling
See also
List of massacres of Armenians
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History
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Early
Origins
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Median kingdom
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Arminiya
Sajids
Bagratuni Armenia
Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia
Sallarids
Ilkhanate
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Aq Qoyunlu
Kara Koyunlu
Ottoman Armenia
1508–1828 Iranian Armenia
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Qajar Iran
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Karabakh Khanate
Treaty of Turkmenchay
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Modern
First Republic of Armenia
Soviet Armenia
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By topic
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Geography
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