#Azerbaijan SSR

[blocpulp]

Let's Conquer Space: Drawings by Soviet Children postcard set (USSR, 1962)

Drawings from a 1961 contest in Pionerskaya Pravda newspaper. All pictures after the break

Cover image: Kolya Zapragaev, 13 years old

"USSR - Moon" by Kolya Vaisbind, 13 years old from Kiyv

"Vostok-40" by Inna Kalnina, 13 years old from Vladivostok

"Space" by Valery Ivanov, 13 years old from Sverdlovsk

"Motorcycle race on Saturn" by Borya Pospelov, 12 years old from Kiyv

"First works on the Moon" by Kolya Zapryagayev, 13 years old from Leningrad

"Homeland Earth" by Igor Makarevich, 13 years old from Pindushi, Karelia

"Man in Space" by Ismail Mamedov, 13 years old from Baku

"In Space" by Slava Ioshkin, 13 years old from Michurinsk

[eminjbrylv]

Azərbaycan dəmir yolunun tarixi inciləri.

Mircəfər Bağırovun vaqonu adi ilə bilinən Azərbaycan SSR-ınin hökumət başçılarının 1930-50-ci illərdə xüsusi vaqonu.

Vaqon yaxşı vəziyyətdədir, amma tam restavrasiya olunub muzeyə verilsə çox gözəl və müvafiq olar. Hərəkətdə olan (səyyar) muzey eksponatı kimi də istifadə etmək olar.

© Elmar Çingizoğlu

[hayarthun]

In May 1991, units of the 4th Army of the Soviet troops stationed on the territory of Azerbaijan, using helicopters, tanks and heavy artillery, completely destroyed the village of Voskepar in the Noyemberyan region of Armenia. Police officers of the Armenian SSR were shot. The photograph shows the militia of the Armenian village of Voskepar, captured on May 5, 1991. The operation was carried out by units of the Soviet army with the support of the Azerbaijani police (միլիցիյա, милиция).

[ghelgheli]

To understand the full context of the American-led ‘53 coup against Mosaddegh in Iran it is imo critical to recognize anti-communism as a proximate cause. Write-up below:

It is commonly understood that the early decades of the 20th century in Iran are characterized by British colonial extortion of material resources (mostly oil) within the boundaries of “Persia” (pre-1935) / “Iran” (post). The penultimate monarchical dynasty, the Qajars, were ousted in 1925—but the exile of the last Qajar Ahmad Shah was the direct result of the 1921 military coup led by then-Reza Khan (later the first “Pahlavi”, Reza Shah) which was directed by Britain. And at this time, British anxieties heavily featured concerns about Bolshevik encroachment from the Caucuses (not just through the newly-formed Azerbaijan SSR, but also through domestic sympathizers that fueled such projects as large as the transient Persian SSR, put down by Reza Khan after Soviet withdrawal).

This is stage-setting. Of course, by the 50s, in tandem with Cold War thread-pulling, the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company constituted a thirsty tentacle of British imperialism sucking Abadan dry and contributing pittances to the local economy. It was in the midst of decades of growing resentment against this presence that Mosaddegh became Prime Minister in 1951 as the leader of the broad National Front coalition, and we are familiar with how intensely he campaigned for nationalizing the country’s oil and how pissy this made the British (here’s one and another post on the subject if not).

Here’s the detour: you may know that it was the CIA, an American institution, that orchestrated the ‘53 coup to oust Mosaddegh. But we were just now discussing threats against British colonial power in Iran. How did things get from B to A, as it were? We can’t take this for granted.

The British in fact spent the intervening two years trying to get Mosaddegh out by mobilizing the Shah and various right-wing (often clerical and mercantile) interests in Iran (this point, and much of what follows, draws from bits of Darioush Bayandor’s Iran and the CIA and Mostafa Elm’s Oil, Power, and Principle). They spent the same two years desperately trying to get the Americans on board with their efforts. But—here it is—the Truman regime and American foreign policy was in general intensely hostile to this strain of British interventionism in Iran, going so far as to issue warnings against it.

Why? Well, as you would expect, the Americans were concerned about Soviet influence in the region. Then-U.S ambassador in Tehran Henry Grady claimed that “Mosaddegh’s National Front party is the closest thing to a moderate and stable element in the national parliament” (Wall Street Journal, June 9 1951). This summarizes the American position at the time: Mosaddegh’s nationalist movement constituted the bastion against communism, and the US was very interested in the survival of this bastion lest Iran align with the USSR. 

What happened between 1951 and 1953 is that British pressure, operating through the Shah and more conservative elements of the Iranian government, jeopardized moderate support for Mosaddegh. With the right and center-right against him an entire wing of National Front coalition was falling off, and Mosaddegh found himself leaning more and more on the strengthening Tudeh Party, which had grown in numbers to militaristic significance during Mosaddegh’s tenure (including a network of at least 600 officers in the state military). Tudeh, of course, was the pro-Soviet communist party in Iran. And now the threads come together.

It was in this context of Mosaddegh, backed into a corner with almost only the communists behind him, that the CIA released a memo on November 20th, 1952 singing a very different tune:

It is of critical importance to the United States that Iran remain an independent and sovereign nation, not dominated by the USSR...

Present trends in Iran are unfavorable to the maintenance of control by a non-communist regime for an extended period of time. In wresting the political initiative from the Shah, the landlords, and other traditional holders of power, the National Front politicians now in power have at least temporarily eliminated every alternative to their own rule except the Communist Tudeh Party...

It is clear that the United Kingdom no longer possesses the capability unilaterally to assure stability in the area. If present trends continue unchecked, Iran could be effectively lost to the free world in advance of an actual Communist takeover of the Iranian Government. Failure to arrest present trends in Iran involves a serious risk to the national security of the United States.

And (!!!)

In light of the present situation the United States should adopt and pursue the following policies:...

Be prepared to take the necessary measures to help Iran to start up her oil industry and to secure markets for her oil so that Iran may benefit from substantial oil reserves...

Recognize the strength of Iranian nationalist feeling; try to direct it into constructive channels and be ready to exploit any opportunity to do so

It took two tries for the CIA to bring about a coup that removed Mosaddegh from power, but the objective of this coup was not the preservation of British control over Iranian resources; it was the maintenance of the Western sphere of influence against communist revolution (this was further prioritized by the arrival of the Eisenhower administration). In fact, after the coup the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company (now renamed British Petroleum) had to make room for six other companies from the US, France, and the Netherlands as part of a consortium, and this consortium would split profits with Iran 50/50. This is, to be clear, still colonialist extraction! But it constitutes a huge blow to British economic interests, because they were never the CIA’s goal. This is part of why the post-coup government is characterized far more as a US puppet than a British one.

It does remain that this was a sequence of events very much set in motion because of actions taken by the British government; by the time they managed to get shit to hit the fan, though, it was very much no longer in their control where the shit was flying.

[socmod]

Traffic police booth, Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, 1967. #socmod https://www.instagram.com/p/CkeQNuKM8F9/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[decolonize-the-everything]

Doing research on WW2 such as the geo-political climate (which was never Really mentioned in my American public school), keeping a copy of the mandate for Leadership on my phone, staying updated on current events, and my very autistic knack for pattern recognition has me fight or flight.

I don't know what WW3 is gonna look like, it may very be another cold war. But it's here.

When we look back on this, we won't say that it started when the US finally took up arms. The war started way before the US was willing to admit there was even a problem.

It will be like WW2, where the US let as many ppl die as the world would allow before they and the other allied forces stepped in.

And just like back then people are asking "why won't the USA or France or the UK do something? Why are they letting it go on so long?"

And the answer is the same as it was back in WW2.

The allied forces themselves were was antisemitic, greedy, and politically driven.

Oh yeah and if you look real close and squint you can also see an oil grab in Iran that happened during ww2. You know "to stop the axis powers" from having oil 🙄

So why would they get involved if they didn't have to?

Remember how they ONLY involved themselves because Poland, an ally to UK and France was invaded?

What are the chances of Netanyahu attacking a US ally, you think?

In fact..I don't remember learning almost a damn thing about the middle east during ww2? But I'd be willing to bet my life its not so different from now. You know. Some non-arab nation doing something shitty but for some fucking reason Arab and Muslim nations are punished?

So lemme just head onto google real quick.

Huh. Would you look at that.

"The Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran or Anglo-Soviet invasion of Persia was the joint invasion of the neutral Imperial State of Iran by the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union in August 1941. The two powers announced that they would stay until six months after the end of the war with their enemy Nazi Germany (World War II), which turned out to be 2 March 1946. On that date the British began to withdraw, but The Soviet Union delayed until May, citing "threats to Soviet security"

The invasion, code name Operation Countenance, was largely unopposed by the numerically and technologically outmatched Iranian forces. The multi-pronged coordinated invasion took place along Iran's borders with the Kingdom of Iraq, Azerbaijan SSR, and Turkmen SSR, with fighting beginning on 25 August and ending on 31 August when the Iranian government formally agreed to surrender, having already agreed to a ceasefire on 30 August."

So this says Iran surrendered in just 5 days and then then they were occupied for almost 6 years...

To keep Hitler from having oil, right? Thing is: Germany got most of its oil from the Baku fields.

In Russia. 🙃

The attack also took place less than two months after Allied victories over pro-Axis forces in neighbouring Iraq and French Syria and Lebanon.

That's an awful lot of fighting in the middle east when Hitler in Germany and Europe was the fucking problem 🙃🙃

The invasion's strategic purpose was to ensure the safety of Allied supply lines to the USSR (see the Persian Corridor), secure Iranian oil fields, limit German influence in Iran and preempt a possible Axis advance from Turkey through Iran toward the Baku oil fields or British India.

They nabbed Iran's oil because they could under the pretense of "well what if the axis powers attack us through Iran?"

Kind of like "well what if the terrorists attack us through the Red Sea?"

[nameinconcept-blog]

Photos of Soviet Azerbaijan from the Soviet Ukrainian photo book "Song of Our Native Land" a book dedicated to the 60-year anniversary of the USSR. 1982

"Baku, the capital city of the Azerbaijan SSR"

"A cargo port on the Caspian Sea"

"After putting into operation a new borehole"

"Novobakinsky Oil-Refinery"

"The environs of Lenkoran"

[mioritic]

A game of kyz kuu (қыз қуу) in Almaty (formerly Alma-Ata), Kazakh SSR, 1980s (via)

Kyz-kuu is an equestrian game played by some Turkic peoples, notably in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan. In addition to the horse-racing element, the woman rider wins the game by whipping her male opponent, and the male rider wins the game by stealing a kiss.

[workersolidarity]

💥Explosions Rock Stepanakert as Azerbaijan Launches an Offensive Against Armenia into the Disputed Nagorno-Karabakh Region 💥

Residents of Stepanakert in the heavily disputed Nagorno-Karabakh Region of what is internationally recognized as Azeri territory, awoke to sounds of explosions and gunfire ripping through the city Tuesday morning as Azeri Forces launched what it calls an Anti-Terrorist Operation into the region.

The Nagorno-Karabakh territory has been in dispute ever since the collapse of the Russian Empire after the October Revolution in 1917. The disputed territory was mostly de-escalated during the Soviet era, with Nagorno-Karabakh given the status of Autonomous Oblast within the Azerbaijan SSR, giving it a measure of self-governance.

However, since the collapse of the USSR, the ethnic dispute has flared back up with two major wars fought over the Nagorno-Karabakh territory since 1988.

The first Nagorno-Karabakh War lasted from February 1988 until May 1994. While the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War in 2020 lasted for 44 days.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has been positioning himself to join the Western Bloc, taking an interest in joining the EU and NATO with US encouragement.

However, it is understood that NATO will not allow Armenia to join the Military Bloc as long as the risk of war breaking out in Nagorno-Karabakh remains high.

With this in mind, some analysts believe Armenia has been quietly instigating an Azeri incursion into the area with the idea of letting Nagorno-Karabakh fall completely under Azerbaijani control, relinquishing the territory and easing the associated tensions that might give NATO pause before admitting Armenia into the alliance.

Interestingly, Pashinyan accepted Azerbaijani sovereignty over Nagorno-Karabakh back in May, undermining its own negotiating position and upsetting the balance of power in the region. However, the population of the Nagorno-Karabakh territory is majority Armenian, and local authorities do not recognize Azeri sovereignty over the area.

Azerbaijan has warned Armenia against involving itself with NATO, suggesting it will lead to conflict in the region, and few of Armenia's neighbors are happy with the moves. However, Armenia has ignored the warnings, going so far as to host US Forces in the country for Military exercises which began on September 11th, 2023.

Many Russian analysts, media personalities and politicians see this as a major provocation and an attempt to open a new front in the Ukraine War as Russian peacekeepers had been tasked with maintaining the Status-Quo as per agreement between the two warring sides at the end of the second Nagorno-Karabakh War. Western analysts dispute this claim.

We will keep you updated as information comes in.

UPDATE: sources say there have been 5 deaths and at least 80 casualties reported so far in the ongoing Azerbaijan Operation in Nagorno-Karabakh.

[flagwars]

[vintagesouthkavkaz]

People's Artist of the Azerbaijan SSR, dancer Afag Malikova, Baku, 1981.

[eccentrickleptomaniac]

Ummm another headcannon ask

Relationship between Poland and Soviet republics at the time of eastern block?

(also broski your headcannon posts are so interesting and like???? You make a lot of sense ty)

Oh my god your pfp scared me so bad. hi catboy streamer fyodor dostoevsky from bungou stray dogs

anyways ya ill do it in alphabetical order

armenia - didn't get to know her too well tbh. they both had sympathies towards the others due to how people treated them (armenia having the armenian genocide, poland having. uh. like her entire post ww1 history) and were friendly to eachother when they were around eachother. i wouldn't say they were friends though? more like friendly coworkers.

azerbaijan - poland knew almost nothing about her during eastern bloc times. atleast with armenia they could bond over shared experience, when it came to azerbaijan there was nothing in common between them.

belarus - belarus reminded her of ukraine, and while the two wouldn't fight over anything, poland would be suspiciously avoidant of belarus during her time as an ssr. if belarus did approach her she would become rather hostile.

estonia - i help you/you help me situation. the two were friends pre-occupation (although they rarely actually talked outside of the LoN) and it sort of continued into the cold war. the two still rarely talked though since estonia was usually preoccupied in her country with other things.

georgia - friendly, another mutual help situation. they'd been friends pre-1918 independence and that didn't change post. georgia gave much help to poland during the latter half of ww2 and she couldnt thank her enough. while once again georgia was usually away sorting her own republics problems when they could talk they spoke like old good friends.

kazakhstan - barely knew eachother.

kyrgyzstan - also barely knew eachother. unlike with kazakhstan im pretty sure poland didn't even realize they existed

latvia - friends but only because their friends were friends with eachother. so like, they liked eachother but they didn't exactly talk to eachother.

lithuania - poland's sister. the two had a lot of unresolved issues from the first half of the century and would avoid eachother if possible. their first actual talk post-ww2 was in 1983 during martial law, when lithuania found poland in wrocław and encourged her to keep fighting for her independence from the USSR.

moldova - friendly but didn't talk much. poland and moldova have some history together but generally weren't too close to eachother.

russia - poland has a very strict policy of not being mean to children, of which russia was during the cold war. she wasn't friendly to him but she wasn't unfriendly either. indifferent, maybe a little wary of him. she watched him morph into someone very much like his father and while she didn't like it she didn't say anything about it.

tajikistan - barely knew him (her?).

turkmenistan - barely knew him

ukraine - hostility mostly out of guilt. when they saw eachother at the un poland tended not to speak when ukraine said something and if she did it'd be snarky and bitter.

uzbekistan - barely knew her

hope this suffices!

[sethshead]

Please note: I write this not to blame Armenia for the fall of Artsakh and the displacement of Armenians there, but to point out the tragic ironies of being a small state dependent on larger ones.

The hatred between Armenians and Azeris dates to the last days of the Soviet Union, when both Armenia and Azerbaijan for SSRs. The Armenian majority in Nagorno-Karabakh began discussing secession from Azerbaijan (to which the Soviets had awarded that territory in the 1920s) and enosis with Armenia. The response was pogroms against Armenians in Azerbaijan that killed hundreds. Police did not interfere, and in many cases aided the mob. Ethnic violence spread to Armenia and, upon independence, war soon broke out. Shortly nearly all Azeris were ethnically cleansed from Armenian-controlled territory and Armenians from Azerbaijani. Armenians successfully took Nagorno-Karabakh and surrounding districts, naming it Artsakh. Meanwhile, Azerbaijan went to work destroying all traces of Armenian heritage in its country.

At that time, both countries used Soviet weapons and were supplied by Russia. It would not take long, however, for Turkey to take the linguistically-related Azeris under its wing. This forced Christian Armenia firmly into the Russian camp. As Turkey is a NATO member, Azerbaijan now had access to Western equipment, access to which Armenia was largely denied.

The problem is that Azerbaijan has remained a dynastic dictatorship while Armenia has not only attempted to democratize but also stamp out corruption. Russia did not appreciate this. It does not brook political independence within its sphere of influence. Further, as we saw in Ukraine, corruption keeps a state weak and dependent on its hegemon, while clean and functional government is a threat to the Putin regime by offering a local alternative to the Kremlin kleptocracy.

This meant that, when Armenians needed help most, Russia was both too distracted by its aggression in Ukraine to supply aid or "peacekeepers", but it actively didn't want to. Russia is more politically aligned with the Azerbaijani style, and was motivated to punish Armenia for its insolence. The best way to do this was to stand back and let Azerbaijan destroy Artsakh, leaving Armenia with no friends in a tough neighborhood.

If there is a lesson to this, trust not Russia, don't expect to gain international sympathy by appealing to Iran to open up a second front, as some Armenian commentators have done, and expect Turkey to fall ever deeper into the throes of Turanist fantasy.

But mostly I just feel for all the people ethnically sorted at a time when people should be learning to live in peace together.

[punalippulaiva]

Ganjlik Hotel, Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, 1963

From USSR Pictures on Facenook

[ivanseledkin]

Traffic police at work in Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, 1987

[devenirmilliardaire]

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Saint-Vincent-et-les-Grenadines: CPSL Soudan: beIN Sports MENA, SportyTV Nigeria, Supersport South Africa Suriname: CPSL, ESPN Latin America Syrie: beIN Sports MENA Taïwan/Taïpei chinois: ELTA Tanzanie: SportyTV Nigeria, Supersport South Africa Thailande : PPTV, MCOT, Thairath, TrueVisions Togo: NEW WORLD TV, Supersport South Africa Tokelau: Digicel Tonga: Digicel Tortola: CPSL uefa euro 2024 →À lire ou à voir... Trophée d’honneur remis par l’UEFA : Voici les trois nommés joueur de l’Année 2022 Trinité-et-Tobago: CPSL Tunisie: beIN Sports MENA Turkmenistan: Alma Sport Îles Turks et Caicos: CPSL Tuvalu: Digicel Îles Vierges américaines: Fox Sports USA English, fubo TV, VIX Ouganda: SportyTV Nigeria, Supersport South Africa Émirats arabes unis: beIN Sports MENA États-Unis d'Amérique: Fox Sports USA English, fubo TV, VIX Uruguay: ESPN Latin America Vanuatu: Digicel Venezuela: ESPN Latin America Vietnam: Viettel, HTV Wallis et Futuna: Digicel, M6, TF1 France Sahara occidental: beIN Sports MENA Yémen: beIN Sports MENA Zambia: SportyTV Nigeria, Supersport South Africa Zimbabwe: SportyTV Nigeria, Supersport South Africa →À lire ou à voir... Euro 2024 : Tout ce que vous devez savoir sur les dates, villes hôtes, tirage au sort, vente des billets… !