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Кавказский календарь на 1906 год (Caucasian Calendar 1906)
Caucasus Viceroyalty statistical office, 1906 · Tiflis: Imperial Russian government printing office
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Annual statistical and administrative almanac of the Russian Imperial Caucasus Viceroyalty. The 1906 edition is the canonical primary source for population figures, administrative units, and military / religious / educational institutions of Karabakh and Shusha at the moment immediately following the August 1905 violence. Published in Russian; reprints widely available; full digitisation by the Russian National Library.
Cited by events (1)
- Shusha pogrom (1905) 1905
Cited in disputes (1)
- Shusha, August 1905 academic-consensus Academic / Russian-Imperial-archival consensus: shared blame within Imperial breakdown
Inline citations (2)
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Event Shusha pogrom (1905) 2 cites - The 1897 Russian Imperial census recorded Shusha's population at roughly 25,000, with Armenians ~56% and Muslim Azerbaijanis ~44%.
- Specific Armenian-quarter institutions damaged or destroyed in 1905 include the Megrutsian printing press, the Shusha realschule, and several churches; the Ghazanchetsots cathedral was damaged but not destroyed (its full destruction came in 1920).