Archive- 14.11.2016

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Aygun Rashidova

Baku

Lezgins – the indigenous people of Azerbaijan. Nearly half a million of Lezgins live there now, though it’s an unofficial statistics.

An unusual history and amazing nature in the Go Group Media’s film, produced by Aygun Rashidova.

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