The Struggle for Transcaucasia (1917–1921) §

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Cited by events (12) §

• Battle of Sardarapat 1918
• Soviet takeover of Azerbaijan 1920
• Battle of Karakilisa 1918
• Treaty of Batum 1918
• Armenian–Georgian war 1918
• Treaty of Moscow 1921
• Declaration of three South Caucasian republics 1918
• Soviet takeover of Armenia 1920
• March Days, Baku 1918
• September Days, Baku 1918
• Destruction of Armenian Shusha 1920
• Treaty of Alexandropol 1920

Inline citations (6) §

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• Event March Days, Baku 6 cites
  1. The Bolshevik Stepan Shahumyan commanded the Baku Soviet, which exercised effective authority over the city by spring 1918.
     Ch. 4 march-days-shahumyan-soviet
  2. Armenian ARF detachments commanded the bulk of the demobilised tsarist army's Caucasus units.
     Ch. 4 march-days-arf-units
  3. By 31 March Musavat military units had been broken; by 1 April Soviet authority was secure across the city.
     Ch. 4 march-days-musavat-broken
  4. Casualty estimates range from c. 3,000 (Soviet/contemporaneous) to 12,000 (Azerbaijani official).
     Ch. 4 contested march-days-toll
  5. de Waal and the Kazemzadeh tradition place the figure at 3,000–10,000.
     Ch. 4 march-days-de-waal-range
  6. Whether the events constitute genocide is contested between Azerbaijani state historiography and Western academic accounts.
     Ch. 4 contested march-days-genocide-claim-contested