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Baku / 14.09.20 / Turan: On Monday at 21:30 the state TV channel AZTV will show a documentary about the Caucasian Islamic Army, which liberated Baku from the Dashnak-Bolshevik regime in 1918.
According to the press release, the film features staged scenes based on real events, as well as documentary footage of those times. In particular, the film uses new shots depicting the founder of independent Azerbaijan, Mammad-Emin Rasulzade.-02D-
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The bustling city of Baku recently played host to the annual X International Book Fair, a long-anticipated gathering for book enthusiasts, publishers, and writers alike. Stretching over several days, the event showcased a rich collection of literature, from local and foreign authors, with a series of performances, signature days, and a variety of educational and entertaining programs for children.
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In a world where visiting foreign lands remains a distant dream for many, the power of food as a cultural bridge was on full display at the "Festival of European Dishes" held in the heart of Azerbaijan's capital. The festival offered a sensory journey across Europe, featuring the iconic dishes of 13 European Union member states, and shed light on a broader, often-overlooked issue: food waste.
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The Delegation of the European Union (EU) to Azerbaijan, in partnership with the Embassies of the EU Member States will hold the second “Taste of Europe” Culinary Festival at the Aquatic Palace, the European Games Park on 6 October 2024. This is an outdoor event to showcase the European cuisine to the Azerbaijani public.
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Amid Baku’s vibrant art scene, where new exhibitions are unveiled almost weekly, one in particular has managed to stand out. What draws the crowds is not bold colors or avant-garde concepts, but rather the sepia tones of century-old photographs, still brimming with the vivid essence of a bygone era.
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