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TRAGIC EVENTS IN NKR VILLAGE OF MARAGA AVAILABLE ON A WEBSITE
arminfo
2008-04-11 14:24:00
ArmInfo. NKR Via Lactea Company with state support, created a website
www.maragha.nk.am (in English) telling about Maragha, one of the
largest countries of Nagorno Karabakh. It was, because on April 10,
1992, the Azeries' "omon" forces invaded the village and set it to
fire, threw into fire people alive and tortured peaceful population,
part of them took into hostage which are still lost. Those survived
escaped in the forests and later spread throughout the world, ArmInfo
correspondent to Stepanakert reports.
The website contains photos of victims and eyewitnesses, video
materials, eyewitnesses account, documents to certify real existence
of persons and events mentioned, certificates and other materials
of international organizations on the events mentioned, post-event
evidences of direct and indirect victims, mass media materials. The
Russian and Armenian language pages will be available shortly. The
author of the project is an NKR journalist Narine Aghabalyan.
arminfo
2008-04-11 14:24:00
ArmInfo. NKR Via Lactea Company with state support, created a website
www.maragha.nk.am (in English) telling about Maragha, one of the
largest countries of Nagorno Karabakh. It was, because on April 10,
1992, the Azeries' "omon" forces invaded the village and set it to
fire, threw into fire people alive and tortured peaceful population,
part of them took into hostage which are still lost. Those survived
escaped in the forests and later spread throughout the world, ArmInfo
correspondent to Stepanakert reports.
The website contains photos of victims and eyewitnesses, video
materials, eyewitnesses account, documents to certify real existence
of persons and events mentioned, certificates and other materials
of international organizations on the events mentioned, post-event
evidences of direct and indirect victims, mass media materials. The
Russian and Armenian language pages will be available shortly. The
author of the project is an NKR journalist Narine Aghabalyan.