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You T. of Michigan at Dearborn and he is an associate professor of history director of the

Armenian Research Center there. How are you doing sir? Oh fine thank you.

I really appreciate you joining us today. So we have a very complicated but very important subject for people to get caught up on here. And this is the perennial dispute over, well between Azerbaijan and Armenia and crazily and

interestingly both countries have enclaves inside the other countries so people think

back to you know where we have West Berlin wholly surrounded by East Germany that

kind of thing we have Nagorno-Karabakh, correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure I'm right.

This is the Armenian territory inside Azerbaijan and then I forget the name of the

one that's the Azerbaijani territory inside Armenia, but they're always fighting and the Americans and the Turks back the Azerbaijani's against the Armenians who I think are getting the worst of this is that about right to get us started here sir

Well just to some extent let's put this the Naki Chevani

Enclave or exclave is part of Azerbaijan, although it is cut off by Armenian territory.

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