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August 1919, Karabakh and Azerbaijan, signed a preliminary agreement where they agreed to negotiate the problem of the region at Paris Peace Conference and it's status, in order to prevent military conflict. The League of Nations didn't accept the request for Azerbaijan's membership, it was difficult to point clear territories in this period, because of the sovereignty of this state. Including several issues, like the status of Nagorno-Karabakh. The issue fell out of the agenda of international organizations, because of the sovietization.

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April 2016, fighting broke out and continued for four days. Still hundreds of people where killed from both sides. It was difficult to keep peace until 2020.

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The age of ethnic nationalism, Russian control of South Caucasus disappeared because of the revolution. Transcaucasian Democratic Federative Republic was forced by idealists, it then desolate into Azerbaijan and Armenia in the next five weeks.

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Azerbaijan violated the casefire agreement, actors kept and isolated the region in December, where they used methods of bombardment and blockade that were used back in 1990s, around 100 civllians were killed, specifically in the First Karabakh War.

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Nagorno-Karabakh declared its independence when the Soviet Union was collapsing. This declaration was one of the causes for the following war, thousands of people died and hundreds of thousands were replaced. In 1994 a cease-fire provoked Armenia to have control of the territory as well as seven more near by districts.

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Azerbaijan won back territory it had recaptured all the territories surrounding Nagorno-Karabakh, when both sides agreed to sign a Russian-brokered peace deal in November 2020 it was already too late. Latest major deal in the conflict was a few years ago, thousands of people died and where announced killed during approximately six weeks of ferocious fighting.

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In February 1992, people from Azerbaijani town Khojaly, specifically staying in the Nagorno-Karabakh area, were killed by American forenames, the Russian military helped with the murdering. Around 600 people died, it was a mascacre.

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The Soviet Union established the Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous Oblast

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By 1993, Armenia had the control of Nagorno-Karabakh, they occupied a 20% of Azerbaijan’s geographic area

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Azerbaijan and Armenia started to have conflict, they fought a war because they wanted Nagorno-Karabakh, since this conflict, there has been further violence in the continuing years since.