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1 Commemorative Events Administrative Department of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan 20 January P R E S I D E N T I A L L I B R A R Y Commemorative events America’s Azerbaijan Association calls not to forget Bloody January (21 January, 2004) ........................................ 5 Arabic world obtains information on the events of January 20 (22 January, 2004) .................................................... 6 Anniversary of the tragedy of January 20 to be marked in USA (18 January, 2006) .................................................. 7 Azerbaijani Diaspora in USA calls on world community to commemorate of the tragedy of January 20 (21 January, 2006) ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 18th anniversary of Bloody January to be marked in Sweden (12 January, 2008) ..................................................... 9 Azerbaijani embassy to Indonesia commemorates victims of Bloody January (17 January, 2008) .......................... 10 18th anniversary of Bloody January tragedy marked in USA (19 January, 2008) .................................................... 11 Azerbaijan permanent representative office to UN marks 18th anniversary of the tragedy of January 20 (19 January, 2008) ....................................................................................................................................................... 12 Victims of Bloody January commemorated in Spain (19 January, 2008) ................................................................. 13 Azerbaijani embassies in foreign countries remember of the victims of January 20 (20 January, 2008) ................. 14 Canada’s AZCAN TV prepares Black January-special edition (20 January, 2008) .................................................. 15 Romania commemorates victims of the tragedy of January (21 January, 2008) ....................................................... 16 Tragedy of January 20 commemorated in Bishkek (21 January, 2008) .................................................................... 17 Azerbaijani embassy in Britain commemorates victims of January 20 (21 January, 2008) ...................................... 18 Pakistan Observer publishes article of the tragedy of January 20 (22 January, 2008) .............................................. 19 January 20 victims commemorated in Stockholm (23 January, 2008) ...................................................................... 20 Book “Realities about genocide committed against Azerbaijanis” to be presented in Ukraine (17 January, 2009) .. 21 Azerbaijani embassy in Netherlands holds ceremony to commemorate 19th anniversary of the tragedy of January 20 (19 January, 2009) ........................................................................................................................................... 22 Commemoration ceremony to mark 19th anniversary of the tragedy of January 20 held in Dubai (19 January, 2009) ............................................................................................................................................................................... 23 19th anniversary of the tragedy of January 20 commemorated in Tajikistan (19 January, 2009) ............................. 24 Azerbaijani embassies abroad commemorate 19th anniversary of Black January (20 January, 2009) ..................... 25 Tragedy of January 20 remembered in US congress (21 January, 2009) .................................................................. 27 Azerbaijani embassy in China commemorated victims of Bloody January of 1990 (21 January, 2009) .................. 28 19th anniversary of the tragedy of January 20 held abroad (21 January, 2009) ........................................................ 29 Azerbaijani embassy to Indonesia commemorates victims of January 20 (12 January, 2010) ................................. 30 Azerbaijan`s embassy to Ukraine commemorates victims of January 20 (14 January, 2010) .................................. 31 January 20 events commemorated in different countries (18 January, 2010) ........................................................... 32 “Americans in sympathy with the Azerbaijani people in commemoration of 20 January martyrs”, USA charged affaires (20 January, 2010) ................................................................................................................................... 33 Azerbaijan’s embassies abroad commemorate 20 January tragedy (20 January, 2010) ............................................ 34 Azeri ambassador to Canada meets leaders of Jewish community (20 January, 2010) ............................................. 35 Azerbaijan’s Kuwaiti ambassador issues statement on Black January anniversary (20 January, 2010) ................... 36 Vienna hosts photo exhibition on Bloody January (20 January, 2010) ..................................................................... 37 Al Watan Daily publishes article by Azerbaijani envoy to Kuwait on Black January (20 January, 2010) ................ 38 Mexico’s largest daily features 20 January tragedy in Baku (20 January, 2010) ...................................................... 39 World Azerbaijanis commemorate 20th anniversary of Black January (20 January, 2010) ..................................... 40 Azerbaijanis remember Black January victims worldwide (21 January, 2010) ........................................................ 43 Black January’s 20th anniversary commemorated abroad (21 January, 2010) ......................................................... 44 University of Los Angeles hosts seminar on Bloody January (26 January, 2010) .................................................... 46 Victims of Black January tragedy honored in PoliMedia University, Indonesia (19 January, 2011) ........................ 47 Azeri ombudswoman releases statement on Black January anniversary (19 January, 2011) .................................... 48 Azerbaijan`s embassy to Morocco commemorates January 20 victims (20 January, 2011) ..................................... 49 Anniversary of 20 January tragedy commemorated in Saudi Arabia (20 January, 2011) ......................................... 50 21st anniversary of Black January marked abroad (20 January, 2011) ..................................................................... 51 Anniversary of 20 January tragedy commemorated in Kazakhstan (21 January, 2011) ........................................... 54 Victims of Black January remembered in Ukraine (21 January, 2011) ..................................................................... 55 Mayor of Washington signs statement on Black January events (22 January, 2011) ............................................... 56 1 Administrative Department of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan 20 January P R E S I D E N T I A L L I B R A R Y Anniversary of 20 January tragedy commemorated in Denmark (24 January, 2011) ............................................... 57 US congressman issues statement on Black January (29 January, 2011) ................................................................... 58 Azerbaijan`s consulate general to mark 20 January tragedy in Turkish city of Kars (14 January, 2012) .................. 59 20 January tragedy commemorated in Tashkent (19 January, 2012) ......................................................................... 60 World Azerbaijanis commemorate 22nd anniversary of Black January (20 January, 2012) ..................................... 61 London commemorates 20 January tragedy (21 January, 2012) ................................................................................ 63 New-York commemorates “bloody January” (21 January, 2012) .............................................................................. 64 Azerbaijan`s embassy in Germany remembers January 20 victims (21 January, 2012) ........................................... 65 Tehran hosts conference titled “Impact of 20 January tragedy on collapse of USSR” (23 January, 2012) .............. 66 “The Washington Times” issues article on “Black January” (10 January, 2013)....................................................... 67 Benelux Azerbaijanis Congress Addresses European Parliament (11 January, 2013) ............................................... 68 Azerbaijani Embassy in Moldova issues a press release on 20 January tragedy. (14 January, 2013) ....................... 69 Azerbaijani ambassador speaks of Black January tragedy on Belarus TV channel (16 January, 2013) .................... 70 January tragedy`s anniversary to be marked in Tabriz (16 January, 2013) ................................................................ 71 Egypt`s leading newspaper publishes article on 20 January tragedy (16 January, 2013) .......................................... 72 January 20 victims to be commemorated in Netherlands (16 January, 2013) ............................................................ 73 Turkish Universities Graduates Social Community marks 23rd anniversary of Black January (17 January, 2013) . 74 20 January tragedy’s anniversary to be marked in Kuwait (17 January, 2013) .......................................................... 75 Turkish TV channels to air documentaries on Black January (18 January, 2013) .................................................... 76 Pakistani magazine covers an article on January 20 tragedy (18 January, 2013) ....................................................... 77 Azerbaijan Embassy in South African
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