A ceremony in connection with the 98th anniversary of the liberation of the capital of Azerbaijan from the Armenian-Bolshevik occupation on the part of the Caucasian Islamic Army took place at the Memorial to the Turkish martyrs in Baku on September 15. The ceremony, organized by the Turkish Embassy, was attended by Advisor to the Embassy of Meral Barlas, representatives of the Azerbaijani parliament, representatives of the public and the Turkish organizations in Azerbaijan.
The participants paid tribute to the victims of the Turkish military by a minute of silence. Meral Barlas laid a wreath to the monument and left a note in the Commemoration Book.
In September 1918 the Turkish army entered Baku, freeing the city from the Bolsheviks. After that, the government of the People's Republic of Azerbaijan moved from Ganja to Baku. -02D-
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