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Loewendahl but thought she might even know as they had separated in 1935 and the book was published or at least in the works by 1936. So, at this point, it is not accurate to claim with assurance that Lev Nussimbaum was the author. His extreme prolificness of "writing" 16 books in 8 years under the terribly unsettling years of the 1930s in Germany and Austria would preclude his being the original author of so many books. And it has been proven without a doubt that portions of the book - the Tiflis and Tehran sections - are absolutely plagiarized from Grigol Robakidze. And the main story line parallels the writings and life experiences of Yusif Vazir Chamanzaminli. So it is misleading at this point in research to write without reservations that Lev Nussimbaum is absolutely Kurban Said. The book that Lev Nussimbaum wrote "The Man Who Nothing About Love" and signed as Kurban Said - is strange fiction and it was advertised as being available in the back of a book "I Was an Ugly Girl" published by Kitchener. Allegedly, Essad Bey gave that book to AnneMarie Selenko. So how is it that Essad Bey gave that book away - clearly it wasn't his in the first place and being male, he couldn't claim authorship. So many of Essad Bey's books have other fingerprints in them. Most of the books that bear Essad Bey's name were ones that he embellished and publishers sold them unders his more famous name - than the original obscure author. Keep in mind that hundreds of thousands of refugees had fled to major European capitals from collapsed empires of Russia, Ottomans, Hungarian/ Austria and the German Empire. The statement should be reverted to read - "Someone who called himself Kurban Said."
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Ali goes to Shusha so he can be close to Nino's family for the summer holiday when suddenly the war breaks out and everyone returns to Baku. And then there is a big discussion about Ali not being willing to go to war to fight for the Czar because this war is not his war - it is irrelevant to
Azerbaijan. The point is critical to the development of the narrative because Ali disappoints his father by refusing to get involved in this war. Furthermore, Ali claims that it doesn't matter who might win this war - Czar or the Kaiser (both are Christian monarchies) and both would result in oppression for his countrymen. The 1914 date should be reverted. And why wasn't I alerted to this change via email? And why doesn't this reversion show up in the WATCHLIST? So many of the changes that have been made to this article this last week - especially by Tom Reiss (Marshallswift) have not shown up in the WATCHLIST CHANGES. Why is that? And no, I am notified of all changes - even Minor edits.
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Azerbaijan, Georgia, Germany and major libraries, the conclusion reached by the staff of Azerbaijan International points to various hands - not one single one - being involved in the creation of this novel. Some of these are mentioned in the Footnotes to this article: (1) Azerbaijani Yusif Vazir Chamanzaminli is the core author. It was his original work. (2) Essad Bey got his hands on it (he was well-connected in Berlin and later Vienna) with agents and publishers. It can be proven that Essad Bey added legendary and folkloric material because he was a "copy and paste" writer and entire sections are found in some of his earlier works. Sections in the novel related to Tiflis and Iran were plagiarized from (3) Grigol Robakidze. (4) Elfriede Ehrenfels registered the Kurban Said pseudonym in her own name in German documents.
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Chamanzaminli's authorship". That appears to target/disput the neutrality of only the anti-nationalist interventions in a debate which is heated and partizan in its entirety. The entire debate triggered by the assertion of Chamanzaminli’s authorship ought to be flagged as "neutrality disputed", so the tag should be placed one paragraph higher up. I am not experienced or wiki-confident enough to do this myself, and hope I haven't broken any rules or etiquette with this Talk intervention.
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Chamanzaminli is the core writer. And it is possible - there is no pay wall - to see some of the articles and to see an extensive Table of Contents. The research is 364 pages. It is much more extensive than Reiss who really did not spend much time on the Ali and Nino question. AI has an article -
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Softlavender - why are you reverting my changes? What is the reason? These are facts. They have nothing to do with Tom Reiss who you have constantly defended this past week. The novel "Ali and Nino" opens just prior to the outbreak of World War I. That would make it 1914, not 1918 when the war ends.
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Concerning the changing of statement - It is much more accurate at this point to say that "Someone who called himself Kurban Said" - and not to name Nussimbaum at this point. Even the correspondence between the publisher Lucy Tal and her lawyer in the 1970s indicated that she was not sure that Essad
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The most recent research shows that the authorship of the novel Ali and Nino is very complex - due to the extremely complex period in which it was written about (1917-1920) and when it was eventually published (1937) in Austria. After six years of in-depth research of documents in National Archives
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The first step is for you to stop editing the article. Once you agree to do that, then I might be willing to work on it more. I am not interested in trying to edit in opposition to someone whose only purpose on Knowledge (XXG) is to promote your own research and make a series of articles conform to
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In our research, we quote hundreds of Endnotes. And our research is very broad and multi-faceted. Please understand that Azerbaijanis consider Essad Bey to be Azerbaijani as well and he happened to write in German. They don't consider him to be German - so it is wrong to presuppose that AI research
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Also, the copyright page of the original 1937 German Edition of "Ali and Nino" clearly shows that it belonged to E.P. Tal Verlag who owned the copyright. In addition the first US English edition 1970 by Random House shows Lucy Tal to be the copyright owner (her husband had died). Also the 1970
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All that needs to be changed is to say that it's received a lot of sterling reviews and cite some articles that talk about how great it is and why. There's a bazillion of them out there, including an amazing account of whatsisname's life in the
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