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Hello, I would like the information I have been attempting to add to this article restored, ie that the dashnaks massacred 3000 Jews in Quba as well as "Muslim group". I provided six sources including two academic sources and several newspaper articles, including an interview with the head of the Mountain Jewish community that represents the Jews of Quba. If you want, I can try to provide more sources but they may not be in english.https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=March_Days&diff=992200625&oldid=992199717185.120.124.31 (talk)07:25, 4 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]
comment on given sources above : the provided "academic" sources by user are: 1- one contemporary work published in Baku with a clear anti Armenian sentiment and of no historic proof or value. 2- another biased Academic work citing the one above. 3- Azerbaijani news articles, Azerbaijan ranks 168 from 180 on press freedom; there's a large chance of state-promoted anti-Armenian propaganda, news sites provided by user are usually used only on non-controversial topics in other articles. -Kevo327 (talk)08:15, 4 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]
The first source (Mustafaev, Marshy) I can not find at all; Is there an ISBN?
The second source refers to the first source (Mustafaev, Marshy) here. The second source (Isgenderili) is self-published through the vanity press Xlibris which makes it questionable. The second source (Isgenderili) also engages in genocide revisionism (p50) which suggests a bias. I don't think we know much about the second source (Isgenderili) author either, his background or eminence; It looks like this is his only publication.
The third source (no author) is a repeat of the first source
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