Talk:Abdurahman Fatalibeyli
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I removed the external link to Azerbaijani generals, since Fatalibeyli is claimed to be of Kurdish origins, and secondly because he wasn't a general. Adding the link to Azerbaijani generals, is actually a smear and insult campaign against generations of Azerbaijani military commanders, which by itself is an attempt to battle along national lines. Atabek 04:47, 15 August 2007 (UTC)
[edit] OR
The article is full of OR, so original research tag needs to be added. According to the only reference (in Russian) provided, this is the only fragment which mentioned Fatalibeyli:
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- "В ноябре 54-го бесследно исчезает руководитель азербайджанской службы Радио Освобождение Абдул Фаталибейли. После нескольких дней поисков в одной из мюнхенских квартир полиция находит труп некоего Измайлова, знакомого Фаталибейли. Измайлова хоронят, подозрение, естественно, ложится на исчезнувшего журналиста. Радио Освобождение, не признавая выводов баварской полиции, добивается эксгумации тела. Так и есть: в костюме Измайлова похоронен убитый Абдул Фаталибейли."
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All it says that Fatalibeyli was the head of Azerbaijani Service of Radio Liberation (Liberty) and was murdered in 1954. So where were all the sentences derived from in the article other than original research? I believe, OR tag is necessary here, until proper references are provided. Atabek 05:09, 15 August 2007 (UTC)
Salam Atabek ,in my first post I NEVER wrote that Fatalibeyli was from Kurdish origin ,may be his mother (like Nezami) was from Kurdish origin. Second / the link to Azerbaijani generals ( ex VAR or zerbaijan .com ) mentions Fatalibeyli as a general which he was not . I posted a while ago the first version ,uncompleted (you can check that) Since I did som heavy researches about Fetelibeyli and had access to lots of archives. My sources are coming from G.Von Mende personnal archives Ismayil Akber personnal archives Azerbaycan newspaper N° 1 1951 Munchen (azerbaycan milli birlik meclisin organidir) Ceyhun Bey Hajibeyli personnal archives Azerbaycan Legionerleri .Nasiman Yaqublu Baki 2005 Some others military archives and sources coming from Romanko,Abramian,Mamulia and other specialist of this topic. ALL those archives says the same Fetelibeyli is Azeri. He was major in the Soviet Army and prisonner in German camps late 1941 Major in the Whermacht Azerbaijan legion from 1942 to 1945 Caucasus in the Krasnodar Kray with the 804 Aserb.Btl (awarded Iron cross) Responsible of the Azerbaijan national comittee in Berlin late 1942 with Khanmammedov ,Atamalibekov and Israfil Bey In Italy with the 162 Turk Division in 1945 Prisonner by english troops Released in 1947 Munchen ,enroled by US intelligence service Works for Radio Liberty with Ismayil Akber,Ceyhun Hajibeyli,A.Sheikhulislam, Killed in Munchen probably by NKVD in 1953 He was in Italy There is a bunch of "serious" historians who knows everything about Fatalibeyli in Baku ,I can give you their names and adress If you visit the National archives in Baku you can find there "lots" of archives But this is a sensible topic as Rasulzade did collaborate with Nazis back in the 30's ,this does not appear in Wikipedia 'article about Rasulzade . Sag Ol Zulfugar 19/08/07 —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Zulfugar (talk • contribs) 13:17:56, August 19, 2007 (UTC).
[edit] kurdish origin
Again I have deleted The "kurdish origin "stuff.Who are you?Were did you get this info? Which source ?How comes Fatalibeyli headed the Azerbaijan national comitte in Berlin and was a founder member of the Azerbaijan legion.If you know a bit about Azerbaijan you should know that Nezami mother was a Kurd.Please stop polluting this page.A few links that will improve your knowledge. http://www.kitabxana.org/library/viewprint.php?id=389 - 14k
http://www.clcr.ru/Russe/RZG/157%20II%20russe/157_II_R_page10.html
http://ostbataillon.fromru.com/georgleg.htm
http://militera.lib.ru/research/sotskov_lf/02.html
http://www.resulzade.org/fetelibeyli.html
http://militera.lib.ru/research/romanko_ov/index.html
Zulfugar 19:10, 11 September 2007 (UTC)