Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.

Presentation of the feature-documentary novel “Pain”, dealing with the Khojaly genocide committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis, jointly written by Arie Gut, a renowned Israeli expert for international relations, and his father, writer Amir Gut, took place at the Baku Book Centre, February 25.