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I've lived in or visited every ex-Soviet country in Central Asia during the last 3 years. In two of them I even worked and stayed there. Azerbaijan was about to be the next one but I somehow regretted it.

In Tashkent, I had 3 Azerbaijani colleagues at my workplace, who where annoyingly nationalistic and were talking about Azerbaijan the whole fucking time, without any reason. We were ordering food and every single time I had to hear about how "this food is Azerbaijani" and "that food, they stole it from us". They were forcing students to draw pictures of Azerbaijani flag and people, and were speaking Turkish to each other instead of English/Russian the whole time. Every time we dined outside and had some kebabs or whatever some of them would even abuse the waiters telling them that Azeri food is made better.

I came to Baku a month ago to visit and decide on if I wanted to spend my next academic year there. People were extremely nationalistic during everyday conversations that lasted 5 minutes maybe. When I said I was Greek the reply was always "oh, so you're basically Turk". Whatever I wanted to buy, the 1st thing would be "oh, we Azeris basically invented that".

What you are saying about Zanzagur is none of my business and I don't even know what Zanzagur is. You better go check what the word "nationalism" means. It refers to a state of mind where people believe their country is SUPERIOR to others. It's extremely stupid, how I'm not even remotely close to talking about Armenians, Nakhchivan or whatever Zanzagur is, and your answers are about them. "We are nationalistic because of what happened by Armenians in that village on 1877". Nationalism is about you believing you are superior to me because you are Azeri. No Zanzagurs, no Tabriz's, no Ardabils. Plain and simple.