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| '''“Khojaly”''' ({{lang-az|Xocalı}}; {{lang-de|Chodschali}}<ref>. Official web-site of History Institution of Humboldt University. {{ref-de}}</ref>) – is a memorial monument dedicated to victims of ] that was carried out by the ] and, partially, by ] armed forces against the ] on February 25–26, 1992. The monument is in ], the capital of ], on the area of a reading garden of ] Library in ] borough. Azerbaijani artists, Akif Asgarov, Ali Ibadullayev and Salhab Mammadov are sculptors of the monument. Ibrahim Akhrari, an Azerbaijani artist and sculptor living in Berlin, was the initiator and co-author of the monument. | |||
| ==Unveiling== | |||
| Unveiling ceremony of the monument was held on May 30, 2011. Norbert Kopp, mayor of Steglitz-Zehlendorf borough, Adalet Valiyev, deputy minister of culture and tourism of Azerbaijan, representatives of Azerbaijani diaspora, German community and eminent science and culture figures of Azerbaijan and Germany participated in the ceremony. Cerstin-Ullrike Richter-Kotowski,<ref name="berlin"/> counselor for education, culture and citizen-services issues of Steglitz-Zehlendorf borough, Parviz Shahbazov, ambassador of ] in Germany and Ibrahim Akhrari, author of the monument, made a speech in the ceremony.<ref>''Ilkin Babayev''. </ref> | |||
| ==Description of the monument== | |||
| The monument consists of three bronze figures, which means hope to peaceful future of nations.<ref name="berlin">. Official poertal of Berlin city. {{ref-de}}</ref> The word “Khojaly” is written on the monument in Azerbaijani language. There is a plate on the pedestal with the following inscription: | |||
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| ''“For tolerance, peace and democracy against the war and violence." | |||
| A gift to Steglitz-Zehlendorf | |||
| Akif Asgarov | |||
| Salhab Mammadov | |||
| Ali Ibadullayev | |||
| Ibrahim Akhrari'' | |||
| |} | |||
| ==References== | |||
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| ==External links== | |||
| {{commons category|Khojaly Massacre Memorial (Berlin)}} | |||
| * . Official portal of Berlin city. {{ref-de}} | |||
| * ''Илькин Бабаев''. | |||
| ==See also== | |||
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