Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Armenian propaganda presents the photo of Azerbaijani child killed by Armenian terrorists as a photo of “wounded Armenian child”.


The conflict between the two South Caucasus countries began 1987, when Armenia started ethnic cleansing of Azeri and Kurds-Muslims to make later in 1988 illegal territorial claims against Azerbaijan.

Since 1987 some 11,000 ethnic Azerbaijanis have been ethnically cleansed from their homes in Armenia. They became the very first refugees of the NK conflict. In 1988-1989 more than 200,000 Azerbaijanis were forced to leave Armenia. During the ethnic cleansing at least 216 Azerbaijanis were killed. On December 1989 ethnical cleansing was accomplished and Armenia celebrated festival “Armenia without Turks”

There are lots of staggering facts about the bloody disasters that Azeris and Kurds had to face. One of them has taken place on September 16, 1989. Armenian gangs made a terror attack in the Yevlakh district of the Azerbaijan SSR : their target was a passenger bus "Tbilisi-Baku". As a result of this terror act 5 people were killed, and 25 were injured.

Oleg Litvin, the journalists from news agency AzerTag, who shot the terrible consequences of terrorist attack. One of his photographs shows a burnt face of Azerbaijani baby (see photo 1).


Photo1: The original photo made by Oleg Litvin, the journalists from news agency AzerTag, 1989





The tragic death of this child was used by Armenian propaganda. Two years later, in 1991, Armenian lobby issued an article “The Long Road to Erkech” and presented the photo of burnt Azerbaijani child under the headline “wounded Armenian Child”. 

Photo2: The forgery of Armenian propaganda: article “The Long Road to Erkech” presented the photo of burnt Azerbaijani child under the headline “Wounded Armenian Child”, 1991.




 The whole article one can find here.

The forgery was uncovered:

1. There was an orthographical mistake in spelling of the name of the newspaper. Armenian forgery spelled it “Komsomolec Kuzbasa” with one “s”, while the correct name of the city is Kuzbass.

2. There is neither original hard copy of the newspaper, or photocopy of it. There is only internet version. Yet, one should say that internet based newspapers did not exist in 1991 in SSSR. Moreover this internet version of “soviet” newspaper, does not belong to soviet/Russian users, it belongs only to Armenian users, f. e. Mikayel.
3. On the photographs of this “soviet” newspaper one can see the Armenian label http://press.karabakh.info from 2007 (see photo 3). It is obvious that this internet based “soviet” newspaper is a forgery, because the label of the Armenian internet resource created in 2007 can not exist on the “original” photo of Soviet newspaper from 1991, when internet did not exist in SSSR and newspapers existed only as a hard copy.

Photo 3: Armenian propaganda forgery: the photo with label http://press.karabakh.info from 2007




P.S.

Original Photos by Oleg Litvin

After publication of this article exposed this lie of Armenian media, some Armenian users decided to vehemently oppose us and demanded not only the Azerbaijani child’s photo but also documented evidence that this picture had been taken by Oleg Litvin after the bombing of the passenger bus "Tbilisi-Baku" by Armenian terrorists in September, 1989.

To satisfy these accusations, we contacted Oleg Litvin, who confirmed his authorship of this photo. Here is his reply:
“Good day. Yes, it’s my photo. I don’t know the newspapers in which it was published because I was working in the agency AzerInform/AzerTag at that time, and our editorship sent all such pictures to all republic newspapers. Besides, our editorship together with the publishing house issued some brochures on this theme, and this photo was published there. In 1990-1999, that and similar my photos were used practically in all the publications that described the period of war escalation in Karabakh.
Yours truly,
Oleg”.

Also, Thomas de Waal, author of the book “The BlackGarden”, wrote on page 4 to particularly express his thanks to the people who assisted him to create this work: “I also want to thank Arzu Abdullaeva, Vugar Abdusalimov, Ulvy Ismail, Fuad Ahundov, Sabina Alieva; Halid Askerov and Oleg Litvin for their pictures…”.

For finally clearing doubts regarding Litvin’s authorship and the fact that there is an Azerbaijani boy who suffered because of the bus "Tbilisi-Baku" bombing by Armenian terrorists, we present the originals of these photos from the different publications issued before appearing of forgery made by Armenian media in the “Komsomolec Kuzbasa” and other papers. The boy in the picture is three-year-old Azer Musaev.





Rizvan Huseynov (Translated by Samira Samadova)



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