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Erzurum - a town in the north-east of Turkey, the admi-
nistrative center of the same name region. During
WW1, since March 1916 until summer 1917, oc-
cupied by the Russian troops of the Caucasian
Army, dominantly manned by ethnic Armenian
units. The latter ones played the key role in the
massacre of the Turkish and Azerbaijani popu-
lation of the town and the whole region.
Eynibulagh - a village in Guba Uyezd, incorporated into
Alikhanly Community, the Police Precinct of
Davachi, subject to pogrom; nowadays a part of
the eponymous rural administrative unit, Siyazan
District.
Ganjaly - a village in Guba Uyezd, incorporated into
Khachmaz Community, the Police Precinct of
Mushkur, subject to pogrom; nowadays a part
of Mushkur rural administrative unit, Khachmaz
District.
Gelenkhur
(Upper)
- a village in Guba Uyezd, incorporated into
Khazry Community, the Police Precinct of Gu-
sar, not affected by pogrom; nowadays a part of
the eponymous rural administrative unit, Gusar
District.
Gobu Qyraghy
(Guby Qyraghy)
- a village in Guba Uyezd, incorporated into
Lower Alik Community, the Police Precinct of
Mushkur, subject to pogrom; nowadays a part
of Gulevly rural administrative unit, Khachmaz
District.
Guba - a town founded in the 15th century, in 1735-
1810 capital of the eponymous Khanate
(Duchy). Upon the annexation of Guba Duchy
by the Russian Empire pursuant to the Turk-
manchay Treaty (1828), the administrative cen-
ter of Guba Province and then the eponymous
Uyezd. In April-May 1918 subject to pogrom. In
1930 Guba was granted the status of an admin-
istrative center of the same name district within