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Azerbaijan: From Aras to Tehran 

Azerbaijan in the era of the Qajar dynasty and Russo-Iranian wars at the sides of Aras river, also The Persian Constitutional Revolution in Tabrizi until death of Sattar-Khan (National Commander) in Tehran.
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Azerbaijan in the era of the Qajar dynasty and Russo-Iranian wars at the sides of Aras river, also The Persian Constitutional Revolution in Tabrizi until death of Sattar-Khan (National Commander) in Tehran.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Ramin Mohseni
Written By:Ramin Mohseni
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Runtime:60 minutes
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