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Kirovabad

British  
/ kirəvaˈbat /

noun

  1. the former name (1936–91) of Gandzha

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In the Azerbaijani city of Kirovabad, extremists stormed the local agricultural institute, capturing 80 automatic guns, two machine guns and 27 rifles with bayonets.

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Simultaneously, in the industrial city of Kirovabad and in the Nakhichevan region, Azerbaijani toughs went on anti-Armenian rampages.

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As news of trouble spread, hundreds of Armenians living in Azerbaijan fled Kirovabad, Baku and other areas.

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In several Soviet towns, including the Transcaucasian city of Kirovabad, local traffic authorities have set up kiddie-town driving schools, where five-and six-year-olds drive miniature cars along scaled-down streets and intersections to learn the rules of the road.

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