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Guba mass grave - mass grave of victims of March days of 1918 in Guba ( Azerbaijan ). Mass grave was discovered while constructing a stadium in Guba in mid-April 2007. After that there was formed expedition group and an archeological excavation was conducted. During excavations ther were uncovered the bones of around 400 people, including over 50 children and 100 women. In 2008 Luis Maria de Puig, President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe , visited this mass cemetery commemorating the massacre of the peaceful population and said that he was horrified. It's planned to build the museum at the site of the mass grave.1
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( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Guba mass grave The Guba mass grave is a mass grave site discovered in April 2007 during the construction of a stadium in the town of Guba in north eastern Azerbaijan .Azerbaijani sources say the site relates to killings in 1918.
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( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Guba mass grave The Guba mass grave is a mass grave site located in the town of Guba in northeastern Azerbaijan . It was discovered during the building of a stadium in April 2007.The background behind the deaths is currently unknown, but Azerbaijani sources claim that the grave dates back to 1918.
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The mass grave site The Quba mass grave is a mass grave site claimed to be from 1918 located in the town of Quba in northeastern Azerbaijan , however there is no evidence or primary source attesting to a massacre occurring there at that time. It was discovered during the building of a stadium in April 2007.
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The mass grave site The Quba mass grave is a mass grave site from 1918 in the town of Quba in northeastern Azerbaijan .
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mass grave site claimed to be from 1918 located in the town of quba in northeastern azerbaijan
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mass grave site from 1918 in the town of quba in northeastern azerbaijan
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“massacre” now appears 1× under Investigation, 25% of the way down the article
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