Baku · 15 September 1918
A catalogue of articles, theses, books, memoirs, archival documents and images on the 1918 campaign from Ganja to Baku, compiled from Turkish, Azerbaijani, Russian and English sources. Every record comes with its bibliographic description, a collection summary and a link to the source.
To the 108th anniversary of the liberation of Baku
Atilla Güler · 2023 · Galeati Yayıncılık, Ankara
A retired colonel's study of the Caucasus Islamic Corps' 1918-1919 campaign, presented with sketch maps, documents and photographs.
Aygün Attar · 2008 · Belleten
The politicisation of national identity in early twentieth-century Azerbaijan, seen through the Difai organisation.
İlyas Ak · 2019 · Journal of Turkish Research Institute
The liberation of Baku by the Caucasus Islamic Army as reported in the Ottoman press (İkdam, Sabah, Tasvîr-i Efkâr, Vakit, Zaman).
Toğrul Halilov; Sefer Aliyev · 2025 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
The organisation of the Azerbaijani National Army and the liberation of Baku alongside the Caucasus Islamic Army.
Safar Aliyev · 2025 · Həbərlər.
The assistance of the Caucasus Islamic Army under Nuru Pasha to Azerbaijan and the creation of the National Army.
Alev Keskin · 2024 · Askeri Tarih Araştırmaları Dergisi
The military and political activities of the Caucasus Islamic Army in Azerbaijan, based on the ATASE archive.
Atilla Güler · 2023
A retired colonel's study of the Caucasus Islamic Corps' 1918-1919 campaign, presented with sketch maps, documents and photographs.
Aygün Attar · 2008
The politicisation of national identity in early twentieth-century Azerbaijan, seen through the Difai organisation.
Aygün Attar · 2018
The Armenian question, framed by the author as "Armenianism", traced along the axis of modernity and capitalism from the 1630s to the present.
Aygün Attar; Sebahattin Şimşir · 2013
The migration of Azerbaijani Turks to the Ottoman Empire and Turkey, 1828-1928: mass, commercial and intellectual-political waves.
Aygün Attar · 2005
A monograph published by the Atatürk Research Centre on the historical background of the Karabakh problem and Armenian politics.
