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FACTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Pogroms refer to tragic events which took place in the era of perestroika in the waning days of the Soviet Union, in the economically-depressed and poverty-stricken Azerbaijani industrial town of Sumgait. This was the first instance of what was labeled as an inter-ethnic strife in an otherwise multi-cultural, ethnically and religiously diverse, and historically tolerant. Such allegations are still made by Armenian nationalist circles, including in the. And became the very fi.PARSED CONTENT
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