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this image shows a soviet flag typical of the period: 1:2 red
cloth with golden yellow emblem and inscriptions on the upper hoist
area, reading "AzSSR" in large size under a large hammer and sickle
emblem, without star, and below it, "Nahçüvan MSSR"
and "Նախիջեվան
ՄՍՍՀ", in two lines of smaller text, all
centered to a common vertical axis and composed with a serifed
typeface.
António Martins-Tuválkin, 10 Mar 2008
In the 1940s, it is probable that the azeri inscription
was changed to cirilic characters and the armenian name
disappeared, but this is not certain.
Jaume Ollé, 07 Dec 1996
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