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KREMLIN AGAIN TRIES TO RAISE "LEZGUIN ISSUE" IN AZERBAIJAN
Today.Az
http://www.today.az/news/poli tics/44933.html
May 13 2008
Azerbaijan
A conference "Cultural heritage, culture of Lezguin people: History
and the present" will be held in Moscow on May 14-15.
The event is arranged by the Russian Ministry of Regional Development,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, State Duma and Linguistic Institute
under Russian Academy of Sciences.
The discussed will be two themes: "Caucasus Albania and its historical
and cultural heritage" and "Role of historical archetypes in modern
development of the Lezguin people: traditions, problems and prospects",
abkhazeti.ru reports.
"Certainly, speaking about lezguins of Caucasus Albania, not Daghestan
but Azerbaijan is implied. At the same time, its representatives have
not been invited to the symposium", reads the site.
As is seen Russian tends to tense the international relations in
Azerbaijan's west.
They make an attempt to attribute the history, cultural heritage,
folklore, memorials of Caucasus Albania to Lezguins. Thus, Lezguins
start to think that a large state in the territory of Azerbaijan
belonged to them. Thus, they are made a hint that they should return
the land, "belonging them since ancient".
The conference is initiated by the head of the structure, called
"Federal National and Cultural Autonomy of Lezguins" (FNCAL) Arif
Kerimov.
Day.Az learned that Arif Kerimov was born in 1952 and comes from the
Qarabulagh village of Oghuz, Azerbaijan. He currently lives in Moscow
with his family.
It should be noted that FNCAL was founded in 1999 for strengthening
works on propaganda, agitation and coordination among lezguins,
residing in Russia. The organization is headquartered in Moscow at
Bolshoi Kharitonovskiy side street, 10/1/2. Contact phonesof the
organizations: 923-05-22, 921-66-17, 921-44-34.
Notably, while residing in Azerbaijan, Arif Kerimov was famous as
a staunch nationalist, deputy chairman of the Lezgiun Democratic
party, functioning in Azerbaijan in 1992-1995 and representing the
radical wing of the Sadval organization. By spreading the ideas of the
Sadval organization in Qabala, Oghuz and Sheki regions of Azerbaijan,
Kerimov also held meetings with Sadval members in Daghestan.
Kerimov maintain close relations with Sadval activist Dadashbala
Rizvanov, who dealt with development of armed attackes from
the territory of Daghestan on the Russian-Azerbaijani border in
September-October of 1997. As is reported, Kerimov also attracted new
people to the military training bases, functioning on the territories
of Maherramkend, Ahti and Qasimkend regions of Daghestan.
As is reported in 1996-1998 Arif Kerimov visited Nagorno Karabakh and
spent $300,000 received from Armenians on organization of works for
creation of the aforementioned military training bases and definition
of political tasks.
Kerimov also undertook efforts to release Sadval representatives,
imprisoned for terrorist act in the underground.
In addition, it should be noted that the printing press, representing
the organization, is Lezguin news paper, issued in Moscow since 1999
(locates at 49 Ostojenko street (contact tel: 246-74-56). The newspaper
periodically issues anti-Azerbaijani articles. The articles criticize
the internal and external policy of Azerbaijan, making accent on the
so-called violation of rights of national minorities, residing in
Azerbaijan, and the alleged persecution of the representatives of
national minorities of the bodies of national securities and police.
In the light of the aforementioned facts it becomes obvious that the
conference is arranged by Russian and Armenian special services and
provocation speeches regarding Azerbaijan are not ruled out.
It is only left to say that the organizers of the conference, provoking
separatist spirit, are official state structures of Russia-Ministry
of Regional Development, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Russian
State Duma.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Today.Az
http://www.today.az/news/poli tics/44933.html
May 13 2008
Azerbaijan
A conference "Cultural heritage, culture of Lezguin people: History
and the present" will be held in Moscow on May 14-15.
The event is arranged by the Russian Ministry of Regional Development,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, State Duma and Linguistic Institute
under Russian Academy of Sciences.
The discussed will be two themes: "Caucasus Albania and its historical
and cultural heritage" and "Role of historical archetypes in modern
development of the Lezguin people: traditions, problems and prospects",
abkhazeti.ru reports.
"Certainly, speaking about lezguins of Caucasus Albania, not Daghestan
but Azerbaijan is implied. At the same time, its representatives have
not been invited to the symposium", reads the site.
As is seen Russian tends to tense the international relations in
Azerbaijan's west.
They make an attempt to attribute the history, cultural heritage,
folklore, memorials of Caucasus Albania to Lezguins. Thus, Lezguins
start to think that a large state in the territory of Azerbaijan
belonged to them. Thus, they are made a hint that they should return
the land, "belonging them since ancient".
The conference is initiated by the head of the structure, called
"Federal National and Cultural Autonomy of Lezguins" (FNCAL) Arif
Kerimov.
Day.Az learned that Arif Kerimov was born in 1952 and comes from the
Qarabulagh village of Oghuz, Azerbaijan. He currently lives in Moscow
with his family.
It should be noted that FNCAL was founded in 1999 for strengthening
works on propaganda, agitation and coordination among lezguins,
residing in Russia. The organization is headquartered in Moscow at
Bolshoi Kharitonovskiy side street, 10/1/2. Contact phonesof the
organizations: 923-05-22, 921-66-17, 921-44-34.
Notably, while residing in Azerbaijan, Arif Kerimov was famous as
a staunch nationalist, deputy chairman of the Lezgiun Democratic
party, functioning in Azerbaijan in 1992-1995 and representing the
radical wing of the Sadval organization. By spreading the ideas of the
Sadval organization in Qabala, Oghuz and Sheki regions of Azerbaijan,
Kerimov also held meetings with Sadval members in Daghestan.
Kerimov maintain close relations with Sadval activist Dadashbala
Rizvanov, who dealt with development of armed attackes from
the territory of Daghestan on the Russian-Azerbaijani border in
September-October of 1997. As is reported, Kerimov also attracted new
people to the military training bases, functioning on the territories
of Maherramkend, Ahti and Qasimkend regions of Daghestan.
As is reported in 1996-1998 Arif Kerimov visited Nagorno Karabakh and
spent $300,000 received from Armenians on organization of works for
creation of the aforementioned military training bases and definition
of political tasks.
Kerimov also undertook efforts to release Sadval representatives,
imprisoned for terrorist act in the underground.
In addition, it should be noted that the printing press, representing
the organization, is Lezguin news paper, issued in Moscow since 1999
(locates at 49 Ostojenko street (contact tel: 246-74-56). The newspaper
periodically issues anti-Azerbaijani articles. The articles criticize
the internal and external policy of Azerbaijan, making accent on the
so-called violation of rights of national minorities, residing in
Azerbaijan, and the alleged persecution of the representatives of
national minorities of the bodies of national securities and police.
In the light of the aforementioned facts it becomes obvious that the
conference is arranged by Russian and Armenian special services and
provocation speeches regarding Azerbaijan are not ruled out.
It is only left to say that the organizers of the conference, provoking
separatist spirit, are official state structures of Russia-Ministry
of Regional Development, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Russian
State Duma.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress