Caucasian Bureau Decisions on Karabakh, 4–5 July 1921 · Atlas

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Minutes of the meeting at which Karabakh was first assigned to Soviet Armenia, then reassigned to Soviet Azerbaijan the following day.

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Decision of the Caucasian Bureau on Karabakh

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On 4 July 1921 the Caucasian Bureau voted to assign Karabakh to Soviet Armenia; the next day the decision was reversed and Karabakh was assigned to Soviet Azerbaijan with autonomy. well-evidenced

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"Proceeding from the necessity for national peace among Muslims and Armenians, and of the economic ties between Upper and Lower Karabakh, of its permanent links with Azerbaijan, Mountainous Karabakh is to remain within the borders of the Azerbaijan SSR, granting it wide regional autonomy with the administrative center in Shusha, which is to become an autonomous region."
Caucasian Bureau of the RCP(b) (Kavbiuro) · 1921-07-05