Regional Transitions Azerbaijan 1917-1991

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Regional Transitions Azerbaijan 1917-1991

Russian Empire 1917, October
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Russian Revolution
1917, October Transcaucasia Federation 1918, April
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1918, May 28 Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan 1920, April 28
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Red Army invades Caucasus region
1920, April 28 Azerbaijan SSR 12 March, 1922
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SOVIET UNION
12 March 1922 Transcaucasian SSFR 1935, December 29
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TSSFR Joins Soviet Union (1922, Dec 29)
1936, January 1 Azerbaijan SSR 1991, August 30


Collapse of the Soviet Union
1991, August 18 Republic of Azerbaijan
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S-Issued stamps
B-Issued banknotes

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