| Artsakh (Karabakh) - 137 sec
Artsakh (Armenian - Արցախ), was at various times a province of the Armenian Kingdom, and at others, of Caucasian Albania,that covered what is now mostly Nagorno-Karabakh. The name today is used mostly by Armenians to refer to Nagorno-Karabakh.
Auteur : Armenia301
Tags:Karabakh Artsakh Armenia Armenie Armenian Armenien Hayastan Haykakan Liberated Liberation Ocuupied Occupation Azerbaijan
 | | Artsakh/Karabakh HERO Jirayr Sefilyan jailed! - 441 sec
Freedom to political prisoner Jirair Selilian and his friends...
"Bodies of local administration and authorities feel threatened by any public activity. Only authorities that are totalitarian by their nature are afraid of civil uprising and public action," says Sakunts.
Auteur : BeautySavesWorld
Tags: Amenia artsakh Karabakh war freedom to hero
| | On Karabakh: Armen Ayvazyan, Robert Sahakyantz, Bleyan 7/9 - 407 sec
Discussion about Nagorno Karabakh (mostly in Armenian + Sahakyantz speaks Russian, though)
Auteur : ahousekeeper
Tags:armenia karabakh turkey azerbaijan sahakyantz ayvazyan bleyan
| | Azerbaijan Turkey Azerbaycan Türkiye Karabakh Azadliq Marshi - 325 sec
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Auteur : BozkurtTuran
Tags:Azerbaijan Azeri Turk Diaspora Tabriz khojaly armenia armenian genocide Karabakh Qarabag Terror Military anthem Army war
| | Aşık Sefai - Su - Azadliq Azerbaijan Karabakh Ülkücü Bozkurt - 221 sec
Aşık Sefai - Su - Azerbaycan niye ağlar
Turkic Türkçü Ülkücü Bozkurt Alperen
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Auteur : BozkurtTuran
Tags:Aşık Sefai Bozkurt Ülkücü Circassian Turkestan Tabriz South Azadliq Azerbaijan Karabakh Turkmen Kerkük Uyghur Kurtlar KG
| | Welcome to Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) Part 1/4 (armenian) - 621 sec
Welcome to Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) Part I / IV
The purpose of the film "Welcome to Nagorno-Karabakh" - draw the attention of tourists and travelers in Diaspora all over the world to Nagorno-Karabakh, as a country of fascinating touristic routes. The film covers the culture of Nagorno-Karabakh threw its famous monuments. The film presents nature, architecture, traditions and customs, history and legends of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Auteur : on1manshow
Tags: Nagorno Karabakh Artsakh Armenia Hayastan Stepanakert Azerbaijan Kocharyan Sarkisyan Shushi karabagh Yerevan Tigranakert
| | Singers in Karabakh 7 - 209 sec
2 singers and a kanoon player perform "Msho Gorani" at the Nikol Duman Museum and Restaurant in Karabagh. June 2006.
Auteur : zvarjali
Tags:Armenian Armenia Karabakh Kanoon Msho Gorani
| | Azeries try to break Nagorno-Karabakh border, March 2008 - 107 sec
On March 2008 Azery military force tried to break Nagorno-Karabakh border. Intervention was stopped, the Nagorno-Karabakh officials are saying there were 8 azery soldiers killed and they left lots of weapons. Video film of Officials of Nagorno-Karabakh Republic. At the end of film Azeries with white flag are coming to border to get the body of their soldier.
Auteur : arinberd1
Tags: Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Artsakh Azery Army Azerbaijan Armenia Armenian War in Karabakh
| | Places That Don't Exist: Nagorno Karabakh 3 of 4 - 480 sec
There are almost 200 official countries in the world. But there are dozens more breakaway states which are determined to be separate and independent.
The breakaway states have their own rulers, parliaments or warlords, and are home to millions of people, but they're not officially recognised as proper countries by the rest of the world.
Several have their own armies and police forces, and issue passports and even postage stamps which the rest of the world ignores. All of the breakaway states have declared independence after violent struggles with a neighbouring state.
Some now survive peacefully, but others are a magnet for terrorists and weapons smuggling, and have armies ready for a fight. Several could be at the centre of future wars which threaten their regions and the wider world.
In a world of easy adventure tourism, Simon visits breakaway states & unrecognized nations which don't usually feature on the tourist trail: Somaliland, Transniestria, South Ossetia, Taiwan, Abkhazia, Ajaria and Nagorno-Karabkh
Welcome to Places That Don't Exist...
Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia and Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan and Armenia became independent after the collapse of the Soviet Union, but a mountainous area of Azerbaijan called Nagorno-Karabkh (NK) triggered war. Historically it was mainly Armenian Christian, and
when it wanted its own independence, Armenian troops helped the Karabkh army push Azeris out. Azerbaijan is still officially at war over NK, and Simon's journey starts in Azerbaijan on the frontline overlooking NK; he sprints across open ground to avoid sniper fire.
Thousands of people fled during the war. Simon finds Azeri children and the elderly still living in rusty train carriages in a siding. Everywhere Simon goes there are reminders of the war. Everyone mentions it, including the country's top pop star -- a crack-shot with an AK-47.
Simon heads to NK, but the border with Azerbaijan is closed. A massive detour takes him across the border into Georgia, over stunning snowy mountains into Armenia, then south over icy mountain passes into NK. Inside the breakaway state he finds bombed-out villages and abandoned buildings, and Christians who view Muslims with suspicion and fear. In a village locals walk through a minefield in front of him.
Despite mines and war, Simon's guide tells him NK would have the world's highest longevity rate if recognized as a state. A graveyard contains endless people aged more than 100, and there is a suggestion of a live 120-year-old. Simon travels to the NK frontline trenches with Azerbaijan. Very few people go from one side to the other; Simon reflects on the stalemate, and the unlikely prospect of peace.
The programme finishes at a wedding where the electricity has died. Luckily, bride and groom emerge into the light to a rapturous reception.
Auteur : shootandscribble
Tags: Simon Reeve Places That Don't Exist Nagorno Karabakh Azerbaijan Armenia travel log adventure events
| | On Karabakh: Armen Ayvazyan, Robert Sahakyantz, Bleyan 9/9 - 414 sec
Discussion about Nagorno Karabakh (mostly in Armenian + Sahakyantz speaks Russian, though)
Auteur : ahousekeeper
Tags:armenia karabakh turkey azerbaijan sahakyantz ayvazyan bleyan
| | On Karabakh: Armen Ayvazyan, Robert Sahakyantz, Bleyan 6/9 - 549 sec
Discussion about Nagorno Karabakh (mostly in Armenian + Sahakyantz speaks Russian, though)
Auteur : ahousekeeper
Tags:armenia karabakh turkey azerbaijan sahakyantz ayvazyan bleyan
| | Church of Christ The Savior in Shushi, Karabakh (Artsakh) - 112 sec
The Christian monuments of Shushi are at last free from vandals and in the hands of their rightful owners being restored to it its past ... all » glory. The church of Christ The Savior, which is a centerpiece of the city, was in undignified by years of disrepair, vandalism, and destruction under Azeri rule. During the Azeri-Karabakh war, the church was turned into ammunition depot of rockets used for daily shelling of capital Stepanakert. However, after liberation of Shushi by Armenian forces of Karabakh, the church of Christ the Savior was restored and put back in service for locals. This video has remarkable footage of the first moments, when the church was liberated and restored.
Auteur : mardig88
Tags: Armenia Karabakh Artsakh Shushi Shusha Christ Savior Sourp Ghazanchetsots
| | Places That Don't Exist: Nagorno Karabakh 4 of 4 - 320 sec
There are almost 200 official countries in the world. But there are dozens more breakaway states which are determined to be separate and independent.
The breakaway states have their own rulers, parliaments or warlords, and are home to millions of people, but they're not officially recognised as proper countries by the rest of the world.
Several have their own armies and police forces, and issue passports and even postage stamps which the rest of the world ignores. All of the breakaway states have declared independence after violent struggles with a neighbouring state.
Some now survive peacefully, but others are a magnet for terrorists and weapons smuggling, and have armies ready for a fight. Several could be at the centre of future wars which threaten their regions and the wider world.
In a world of easy adventure tourism, Simon visits breakaway states & unrecognized nations which don't usually feature on the tourist trail: Somaliland, Transniestria, South Ossetia, Taiwan, Abkhazia, Ajaria and Nagorno-Karabkh
Welcome to Places That Don't Exist...
Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia and Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan and Armenia became independent after the collapse of the Soviet Union, but a mountainous area of Azerbaijan called Nagorno-Karabkh (NK) triggered war. Historically it was mainly Armenian Christian, and
when it wanted its own independence, Armenian troops helped the Karabkh army push Azeris out. Azerbaijan is still officially at war over NK, and Simon's journey starts in Azerbaijan on the frontline overlooking NK; he sprints across open ground to avoid sniper fire.
Thousands of people fled during the war. Simon finds Azeri children and the elderly still living in rusty train carriages in a siding. Everywhere Simon goes there are reminders of the war. Everyone mentions it, including the country's top pop star -- a crack-shot with an AK-47.
Simon heads to NK, but the border with Azerbaijan is closed. A massive detour takes him across the border into Georgia, over stunning snowy mountains into Armenia, then south over icy mountain passes into NK. Inside the breakaway state he finds bombed-out villages and abandoned buildings, and Christians who view Muslims with suspicion and fear. In a village locals walk through a minefield in front of him.
Despite mines and war, Simon's guide tells him NK would have the world's highest longevity rate if recognized as a state. A graveyard contains endless people aged more than 100, and there is a suggestion of a live 120-year-old. Simon travels to the NK frontline trenches with Azerbaijan. Very few people go from one side to the other; Simon reflects on the stalemate, and the unlikely prospect of peace.
The programme finishes at a wedding where the electricity has died. Luckily, bride and groom emerge into the light to a rapturous reception.
Auteur : shootandscribble
Tags: Simon Reeve Places That Don't Exist Nagorno Karabakh Azerbaijan Armenia travel log adventure events
| | SIngers in Karabakh 8 - 261 sec
2 singers perform "Garode" at the Nikol Duman Museum and Restaurant in Karabagh
Auteur : zvarjali
Tags:Armenian Armenia Karabakh Garode
| | Nagorno-Karabakh, a self proclaimed ... - 167 sec
The Nagorno-Karabakh region is inhabited by a majority of Armenians. It is part of Azerbaijan but in 1991 amidst the fall of the Soviet Empire, it became a self proclaimed republic. (Report N. Ransom, A. Alaverdian)
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Auteur : france24english
Tags: nagorno karabakh region inhabited armenians azerbaijan soviet empire proclaimed republic france24 france 24
| | Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) - France 24 Report PART 1 - 590 sec
A little documentary on the Armenian Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Auteur : Yerevan87
Tags: Armenia Armenian Azerbaijan Azeri Azerbaijani Turkish Turkey Turkiye Azerbaycan Qarabakh
| | Karabakh conflict reignites-France 24 EN - 466 sec
Today on TOP STORY: Two ex-Soviet states, Armenia and Azerbaijan, came to blows over the disputed region of Nagorno Karabakh. Each side claims that the other started the fighting and have released conflicting death tolls.
Auteur : france24english
Tags: France 24 topstory news armenia azerbaijan dispute incident armed fighting kosovo effect Soviet states emergency state
| | Putin's answear to question about Karabakh problem (English) - 275 sec
Putin's answear to question about Karabakh conflict on press conference 01.02.2007
Auteur : azerturktural
Tags:putin press conference karabakh qarabag azerbaijan russia armenia
| | Places That Don't Exist: Nagorno Karabakh 1 of 4 - 480 sec
There are almost 200 official countries in the world. But there are dozens more breakaway states which are determined to be separate and independent.
The breakaway states have their own rulers, parliaments or warlords, and are home to millions of people, but they're not officially recognised as proper countries by the rest of the world.
Several have their own armies and police forces, and issue passports and even postage stamps which the rest of the world ignores. All of the breakaway states have declared independence after violent struggles with a neighbouring state.
Some now survive peacefully, but others are a magnet for terrorists and weapons smuggling, and have armies ready for a fight. Several could be at the centre of future wars which threaten their regions and the wider world.
In a world of easy adventure tourism, Simon visits breakaway states & unrecognized nations which don't usually feature on the tourist trail: Somaliland, Transniestria, South Ossetia, Taiwan, Abkhazia, Ajaria and Nagorno-Karabkh
Welcome to Places That Don't Exist...
Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia and Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan and Armenia became independent after the collapse of the Soviet Union, but a mountainous area of Azerbaijan called Nagorno-Karabkh (NK) triggered war. Historically it was mainly Armenian Christian, and
when it wanted its own independence, Armenian troops helped the Karabkh army push Azeris out. Azerbaijan is still officially at war over NK, and Simon's journey starts in Azerbaijan on the frontline overlooking NK; he sprints across open ground to avoid sniper fire.
Thousands of people fled during the war. Simon finds Azeri children and the elderly still living in rusty train carriages in a siding. Everywhere Simon goes there are reminders of the war. Everyone mentions it, including the country's top pop star -- a crack-shot with an AK-47.
Simon heads to NK, but the border with Azerbaijan is closed. A massive detour takes him across the border into Georgia, over stunning snowy mountains into Armenia, then south over icy mountain passes into NK. Inside the breakaway state he finds bombed-out villages and abandoned buildings, and Christians who view Muslims with suspicion and fear. In a village locals walk through a minefield in front of him.
Despite mines and war, Simon's guide tells him NK would have the world's highest longevity rate if recognized as a state. A graveyard contains endless people aged more than 100, and there is a suggestion of a live 120-year-old. Simon travels to the NK frontline trenches with Azerbaijan. Very few people go from one side to the other; Simon reflects on the stalemate, and the unlikely prospect of peace.
The programme finishes at a wedding where the electricity has died. Luckily, bride and groom emerge into the light to a rapturous reception.
Auteur : shootandscribble
Tags: Simon Reeve Places That Don't Exist Nagorno Karabakh Azerbaijan Armenia travel log adventure events
| | Places That Don't Exist: Nagorno Karabakh 2 of 4 - 480 sec
There are almost 200 official countries in the world. But there are dozens more breakaway states which are determined to be separate and independent.
The breakaway states have their own rulers, parliaments or warlords, and are home to millions of people, but they're not officially recognised as proper countries by the rest of the world.
Several have their own armies and police forces, and issue passports and even postage stamps which the rest of the world ignores. All of the breakaway states have declared independence after violent struggles with a neighbouring state.
Some now survive peacefully, but others are a magnet for terrorists and weapons smuggling, and have armies ready for a fight. Several could be at the centre of future wars which threaten their regions and the wider world.
In a world of easy adventure tourism, Simon visits breakaway states & unrecognized nations which don't usually feature on the tourist trail: Somaliland, Transniestria, South Ossetia, Taiwan, Abkhazia, Ajaria and Nagorno-Karabkh
Welcome to Places That Don't Exist...
Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia and Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan and Armenia became independent after the collapse of the Soviet Union, but a mountainous area of Azerbaijan called Nagorno-Karabkh (NK) triggered war. Historically it was mainly Armenian Christian, and
when it wanted its own independence, Armenian troops helped the Karabkh army push Azeris out. Azerbaijan is still officially at war over NK, and Simon's journey starts in Azerbaijan on the frontline overlooking NK; he sprints across open ground to avoid sniper fire.
Thousands of people fled during the war. Simon finds Azeri children and the elderly still living in rusty train carriages in a siding. Everywhere Simon goes there are reminders of the war. Everyone mentions it, including the country's top pop star -- a crack-shot with an AK-47.
Simon heads to NK, but the border with Azerbaijan is closed. A massive detour takes him across the border into Georgia, over stunning snowy mountains into Armenia, then south over icy mountain passes into NK. Inside the breakaway state he finds bombed-out villages and abandoned buildings, and Christians who view Muslims with suspicion and fear. In a village locals walk through a minefield in front of him.
Despite mines and war, Simon's guide tells him NK would have the world's highest longevity rate if recognized as a state. A graveyard contains endless people aged more than 100, and there is a suggestion of a live 120-year-old. Simon travels to the NK frontline trenches with Azerbaijan. Very few people go from one side to the other; Simon reflects on the stalemate, and the unlikely prospect of peace.
The programme finishes at a wedding where the electricity has died. Luckily, bride and groom emerge into the light to a rapturous reception.
Auteur : shootandscribble
Tags: Simon Reeve Places That Don't Exist Nagorno Karabakh Azerbaijan Armenia travel log adventure events
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