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Taleh Shahsuvarly (Azerbaijani: Taleh Şahsuvarlı) is an Azerbaijani author, journalist^[1] and political analyst.

Biography[edit]

Taleh Shahsuvarly was born in Barda region of Karabakh) in 1977. He graduated from the philosophy faculty of Baku State University.

His literature work "Re-incernation" ("Canlanma") is the first historiographical metafiction published in Azerbaijan.

References[edit]

^ "The Summary of the Last Week #62". Media Forum. 13 March 2006. Retrieved 20 May 2011.

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