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| The people of Artsakh
endured terrible oppression during the period of Soviet Azerbaijan's
misrule, as Baku meticulously tried to erase their Armenian
identity. In hopes that the people of Artsakh would over time
forget their language, history, unique heritage and culture,
the Azeri government closed down local Armenian churches,
rewrote history books, removed Armenian subjects from school
curriculums and discouraged the use of the Armenian language
at both work and school. And now the Azeris are trying to
rewrite history in the arena of international public opinion,
as they assert through a massive media campaign and their
high-priced lobbyists that the Armenians are not the indigenous
people of Artsakh. |

Promoting cultural activities in Artsakh and abroad to highlight
the rich heritage of its people. AFA will work with educational
institutions, charitable foundations, the media and the general
public to organize local events, produce publications and
increase awareness of the music, literature, art and culture
of the Armenians of Artsakh, which has spanned so many centuries.
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