Baku fascists destroyed 98% of Armenian cultural heritage in Nakhijevan
This conclusion was made by researchers of the non-governmental organization Caucasus Heritage Watch (CHW), which unites scientists from Cornell University and Purdue University.
“By 2011, all physical traces of the presence of Armenians in Nakhijevan had practically disappeared, with rare exceptions, which apparently were the result of an oversight, not an intention,” the CHW report says.
In the period from 1998 to 2005, more than 3 thousand khachkars were destroyed by Baku gangs in the Old Jugha (fascists from the minisultanate call it “Julfa”), which has become the greatest cultural genocide of the XXI century.
This conclusion was made by researchers of the non-governmental organization Caucasus Heritage Watch (CHW), which unites scientists from Cornell University and Purdue University.
“By 2011, all physical traces of the presence of Armenians in Nakhijevan had practically disappeared, with rare exceptions, which apparently were the result of an oversight, not an intention,” the CHW report says.
In the period from 1998 to 2005, more than 3 thousand khachkars were destroyed by Baku gangs in the Old Jugha (fascists from the minisultanate call it “Julfa”), which has become the greatest cultural genocide of the XXI century.
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