Примери коришћења Musavat на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Musavat was blamed for the March events.
Azerbaijani party"Musavat" was in opposition.
The Musavat Party proposed an alliance with the Dashnaks, but was given a rebuff.
It is absolutely baseless,because to declare a war one must possess at least some physical strength, which Musavat lacked.
Others accuse Musavat that it provoked the March events by defending the idea of autonomy for Azerbaijan.
According to Firuz Kazemzadeh, the Soviet provoked March events to eliminate its most formidable rival- the Musavat.
Musavat and Committee of Union and Progress parties were accused of Pan-Turkism by Bolsheviks and their allies.
The struggle which had begun as a political contest between Musavat and the Soviet assumed the character of a gigantic race riot.[52].
On the other side the Muslim Savage Division in which there were quite a few Russian officers, and bands of armed Muslims,led by the Musavat Party.
Already on March 31, the Musavat party agreed to recognize the authority of the Baku Council, but the massacre did not end there.
The Bolsheviks grew increasingly concerned about the emerging Transcaucasian Federation, and in the given situation,had to choose between Musavat and ARF in the struggle to dominate Transcaucasia's largest city.
Forced to seek support from either Muslim Musavat or Armenian Dashnaktsutyun, Shahumyan, himself an Armenian, chose the latter.
By 6 p.m. on 30 March 1918, Baku was filled with fighting.[40] The Soviet side, led by Shahumyan, realized that full civil war was starting andits own forces were insufficient against Azerbaijani masses led by Musavat.
The negotiations between the Bolsheviks and representatives of the Musavat party on March 30 could have ended in peace if it had not been for the shelling of the Red Army men in the very heart of Baku.
Although the Baku Soviet included Azerbaijanis and Armenians who were neither Bolsheviks nor necessarily sympathetic towards Bolshevik ideas,[1] the two nationalist parties andmembers of the Sejm― the Musavat[25] and Armenian Revolutionary Federation― refused to recognize its authority.
This rising, instigated by the Musavat, set the Tartar and Turkic population, led by their reactionary bourgeoisie, against the Soviet, which consisted of Russians with support from the Armenians.
By the fifth day, although much of the city was still ablaze, all resistance had ceased, leaving the streets strewn with dead and wounded,nearly all of them Muslims.[2] So the armed conflict between the Musavat and the joint Soviet-ARF forces ended on 3 April 1918 with the victory of the latter.
Roya Rafiyeva, from the opposition newspaper"Yeni Musavat," told RFE/RL's Azerbaijani Service that her editors were asked by the government's Press Council to provide a list of journalists who needed apartments.
According to Michael Smith, Muslims faced a crushing defeat at the hands of Baku Soviet followed by an"unrestrained brutality of Dashnak forces".[1]While in the aftermath of the tragic events, Musavat used them to foster a national memory of pain, its leader M. E. Rasulzade provided an analysis which seems to reflect the essence of witness accounts.
While the Temporary Executive Committee of the Muslim National Councils and the Musavat ceased their activities in the territory of the Baku Governorate, the left-wing Azerbaijani political groups, such as the SRs and the Hümmet, benefited from the developments and became effective leaders of the Azerbaijani community in Baku.
The leader of the Baku Soviet, Shahumyan, kept contacts with ARF andviewed it as a source of support for eliminating Musavat influence in Baku.[26] It is noteworthy that during the March Days of 1918, one of the ARF founders, Stepan Zorian, was present in Baku.
In Baku, some politicians such as Isa Gambar,chairman of the Equality Party(Musavat), the largest opposition bloc in Azerbaijan, have deep concerns about the cooling of bilateral ties in recent years."This is obvious in almost all spheres," he said.
Allies were found among the Mensheviks, SRs, and the Kadets(right-wing liberals), which promised to support the Bolsheviks as the champions of the"Russian Cause."[41] In response to these, Musavat's Achiq Söz newspaper noted that while Bolsheviks and Mensheviks were fighting all year,both were uniting against Musavat even with the Kadets and the Dashnaks.
Following initial skirmishes in the streets,the Dashnaks proceeded to initiate a massacre, wildly killing Musavat military elements and Muslim civilians alike without mercy or discrimination in both Baku and the surrounding countryside.[43].