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Podcast: How Nizami Ganjavi became an Azerbaijani National Poet: Knowledge, Power and Persian Poetry in the 1930s Soviet Union

Central Asia in Transition Lecture by Edmund Herzig, University of Oxford

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Published: Monday, May 1, 2017


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How Nizami Ganjavi became an Azerbaijani National Poet: Knowledge, Power and Persian Poetry in the 1930s Soviet Union
Central Asia in Transition Lecture by Edmund Herzig, University of Oxford

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