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ENGLISH LANGUAGE DOCUMENTARY ON KHOJALY EVENTS GATHERS AROUND 210.000 VIEWERS
http://armenpress.am/eng/news/709525/english-language-documentary-on-khojaly-events-gathers-around-210000-viewers.html
15:32, 25 February, 2013
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 25, ARMENPRESS: "Between hunger and fire. Power at
the expense of lives" a two-series documentary, released in February
2012, is now available to the English-speaking audience as well through
a YouTube Channel (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxc7jdIasQg). The
two-series documentary film is about tragic events which took place
in Nagorno Karabakh between November 1991 and February 1992.
The research group, composed of historians, retired politicians
and investigative journalists, presents compelling evidence about
that period, sheds a new light on the blockade of Stepanakert - the
nation's capital -- as well as on activities of the political elite
of Azerbaijan which let the tragic events of Khojaly (now Ivanyan)
happen. The archival materials, assembled during the investigation,
questions a range of traditional speculations and manipulations by
Azerbaijani government, the media and 'expert community.
As Armenpress reports, the English translation of the documentary
attracted unprecedented interest among the international community. In
around a week, more than 210.000 people watched the film on
YouTube channel. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxc7jdIasQg)
The original, Russian version is available on YouTube either
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvzfp9nb-VU). The facts and figures,
shown in the documentary, are recollected from archival materials
found in diverse, including Azerbaijani, sources, whereas residents
of Stepanakert and Karabakh Defense Army soldiers and officers speak
of the blockade of nation's capital and the specifics of the operation
to breach the blockade.
Rich of first-time ever released materials,the documentary also
features a rare interview of first president of Azerbaijan, Ayaz
Mutalibov, where the latter argues the Khojaly tragedy was abused to
topple him.
Overall, the film shows how the Aliyev regime, step-by-step, toppled
political opponents and seized the power in Azerbaijan and has been
ruling the country for two decades now, silencing all the courageous
individuals that dared to tell the truth about the incidents in
Khojaly village and around Aghdam region.
The film was created on the initiative of Armenia's President Public
Relations and Information Center.
http://armenpress.am/eng/news/709525/english-language-documentary-on-khojaly-events-gathers-around-210000-viewers.html
15:32, 25 February, 2013
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 25, ARMENPRESS: "Between hunger and fire. Power at
the expense of lives" a two-series documentary, released in February
2012, is now available to the English-speaking audience as well through
a YouTube Channel (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxc7jdIasQg). The
two-series documentary film is about tragic events which took place
in Nagorno Karabakh between November 1991 and February 1992.
The research group, composed of historians, retired politicians
and investigative journalists, presents compelling evidence about
that period, sheds a new light on the blockade of Stepanakert - the
nation's capital -- as well as on activities of the political elite
of Azerbaijan which let the tragic events of Khojaly (now Ivanyan)
happen. The archival materials, assembled during the investigation,
questions a range of traditional speculations and manipulations by
Azerbaijani government, the media and 'expert community.
As Armenpress reports, the English translation of the documentary
attracted unprecedented interest among the international community. In
around a week, more than 210.000 people watched the film on
YouTube channel. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxc7jdIasQg)
The original, Russian version is available on YouTube either
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvzfp9nb-VU). The facts and figures,
shown in the documentary, are recollected from archival materials
found in diverse, including Azerbaijani, sources, whereas residents
of Stepanakert and Karabakh Defense Army soldiers and officers speak
of the blockade of nation's capital and the specifics of the operation
to breach the blockade.
Rich of first-time ever released materials,the documentary also
features a rare interview of first president of Azerbaijan, Ayaz
Mutalibov, where the latter argues the Khojaly tragedy was abused to
topple him.
Overall, the film shows how the Aliyev regime, step-by-step, toppled
political opponents and seized the power in Azerbaijan and has been
ruling the country for two decades now, silencing all the courageous
individuals that dared to tell the truth about the incidents in
Khojaly village and around Aghdam region.
The film was created on the initiative of Armenia's President Public
Relations and Information Center.