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Sona Martirosyan

Shushi Carpet Museum in Yerevan
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Stories of Armenian carpets from Shushi

Exhibits of the carpet museum of the city, which came under the control of Azerbaijan following the results of the second Karabakh war, are exhibited in Yerevan. Only this Shusha museum managed to take out its exhibits during the war

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