Baku / 01.28.19 / Turan: The head of the Agency for Cooperation and Coordination at the Government of Turkey (TIKA) Serdar Cham visited the reconstructed Nuri Pasha House Museum in the Azerbaijani city of Ganja.
The House Museum has been created on instructions from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. It is the home of the Sheikhzamanly family, where Nuri Pasha, the commander of the Caucasian Islamic Army, lived in 1918.
"This house is one of the best proofs of the thesis" One nation - two states ". The exposition of the House Museum will tell new generations about the happiness of independence and the ability to stand firmly on their feet. I was touched by visiting this house museum, " Anadolu Agency quotes Cham.
According to him, the Presidents of the two countries will take part in the opening ceremony of the House Museum.
The commander of the Caucasian Islamic Army Nuri Pasha, while in Ganja, became a guest of the head of the intelligence service of the Republic of Azerbaijan Naghi Sheikhzamanly. After that, Nuri Pasha used the house as his headquarters.
The commander of the Caucasian Islamic Army, Turkish General Nuri Pasha, in the course of the battles for Baku in September 1918, drove British troops, as well as armed forces of the Central Caspian Dictatorship and Bolshevik forces, out of Baku. Due to this, the People"s Republic of Azerbaijan was proclaimed. -02D-
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