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I was watching an episode of Law and Order on TNT and it was in 1080 HD, but it was an episode from 1994. This predates the US adoption of HD TV (1998). Were they using wide format film cameras? Why would they do this for a TV show?
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They filmed on HD back then as default. The bad television quality crapped up the image. I saw a led zeppelin concert from the 70's in HD which led me to finding out the answer
They filmed on HD back then as default. The bad television quality crapped up the image. I saw a led zeppelin concert from the 70's in HD which led me to finding out the answer
Who are the true killers of the Khojaly civillians, during the Karabagh war?
During the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, both Armenians and Azerbaijanis became victims of pogroms and ethnic cleansing, which resulted in numerous casualties and displacement of large groups of people. By 1992 the conflict had escalated into a full-scale war. In February 1992 the capital of Karabakh Stepanakert was under a blockade and constant bombardment by Azerbaijani forces.
According to Human Rights Watch, the tragedy struck when a large column of residents, accompanied by dozens of retreating armed Azeri fighters, fled the city as it fell to Armenian forces. as they approached the border with Azerbaijan azeri forces used the opportunity to fire upon the Armenians who returned fire..
The Azerbaijani journalist Eynulla Fatullayev wrote an article called "Karabakh Diary". He reports that he met some refugees from Khojaly, temporarily settled in Naftalan, who said that the Armenian soldiers positioned behind the corridor had not opened fire on them. Some soldiers from the battalions of the National Front of Azerbaijan instead, for some reason, had led part of the refugees in the direction of the village of Nakhichevanik, which during that period had been under the control of the Armenians' Askeran battalion. The other group of refugees were hit by artillery volleys while they were reaching the Agdam Region.
Eynulla Fatullayev was sued for defamation and convicted in an Azerbaijani court to eight and a half years in prison and a penalty fee of $230,000. "Reporters without Borders" strongly condemned this decision, stating that the judgment was based on no evidence but is purely political
The town of Khojaly was located on the road that connected Shusha and Stepanakert to Agdam and had the region's only airport. According to reports from Human Rights Watch, Khojaly was used as a base for Azerbaijani forces shelling the city of Stepanakert. The indiscriminate shelling and sniper shooting killed or maimed hundreds of civilians, destroyed homes, hospitals and other objects that are not legitimate military targets, and generally terrorized the civilian population
So who indeed were responsible for the massacre of civilians in Khojaly?
Answer
Very credible reports and information point to the Azeri military for the Khojaly killings, I will provide two Azerbijani reports just as an example
1) Ayaz Mutalibov Former Prsident of Azerbaijan
The first president of Azerbaijan gave an extremely interesting interview to one of the Russian TV channels in which it is narrated that the first president of Azerbaijan, who proclaimed the independence of the country, at present is living in the outskirts of Moscow in a state apartment, without a passport and livelihood
The whole negative after the Khojaly tragedy was focused on me. I had to take the whole responsibility upon myself though I was not guilty of anythingâ, - claimed Ayaz Mutalibov in the interview. Let us remind you that on the 2nd of April in 1992, in âNezavisimaya gazetaâ Ayaz Mutalibov gave an interview to an independent Czech journalist, Dana Mazalova, who afterwards became persecuted in her own country.
The clan of the Alievs did not forgive Mutalibov for such frankness.
From the interview of the former president of Azerbaijan Ayaz Mutalibov to the Czech journalist Dana Mazalova, âNjvaya Gazetaâ, 2.04.92
Question:
What is your opinion about the KHOJALY events after which you resigned? Dead bodies of the Khojaly inhabitants were found not far from Aghdam. Someone first shot at legs so that people could not go farther. Then he added the axe, on the 29th of February my colleagues took photos of all this. Then during new sequences these very corpses were scalped. A very strange gameâ¦
Answer:
As the Khojali inhabitants, who narrowly escaped, say, it was all organized in order to have ground for my resignation. Some forces functioned for the effort to discredit the president. I donât think that Armenians, who always have a distinct and competent attitude towards such situations, could have let the Azerbaijani get the documents unmasking them in fascist actions. It could be supposed that somebody is interested to show these sequences afterwards, at the BC session and to focus everything on my person.
If I claim the Azerbaijani opposition to be guilty in it, they might say that I am telling lies about them. However, the general background of arguments is, that a corridor by which the people could leave, was, nevertheless, left by Armenians. Why then would they begin to shoot? Especially in the territory nearby Aghdam, where by that time there had been enough forces to help the people. Or, just come to an agreement that the civil population will leave. Such practice has always been usual.
Question: When were you informed about those lost lives?
Answer:
The next day after I was informed that there are just a few killed people in Khojaly. The information came from the minister of Home Affairs.
Question: Who was responsible for that information?
Answer:
The minister himself. By that time a press-centre had been established in the Ministry of Defense. After the story about the helicopters we had an agreement that nobody would spread doubtful information.
2) Highly respected Azeri reporter Eynulla Fatullajew spent 4 years in Jail for writing the truth
On 6 March 2007, Nizami Bahmanov, head of Azerbaijani community of Karabakh, complained that Eynulla Fatullayev had, in an interview published on a website, given "false information" that the Khojaly massacre had been committed by the Azerbaijani army and not by Armenians. . On 1 March 2007, 70-80 people had held a protest outside the editorial office of Fatullayev and raised posters that accused him of being a Dashnak (Armenian) agent and calling for Fatullayev to be stripped of his citizenship. After the reading the resolution, the participants threw eggs at the editorial office, breaking two windows. The police suppressed the protest. On May 31, the Azerbaijani Union of War Veterans expressed its disapproval against Fatullayev's article about the Khojaly massacre.
Fatullayev was charged with slandering the army and sentenced to 8 years' imprisonment, 4 year term he served in Baku. Amnesty International described the case as "trumped up charges after being critical of the government."
Fatullayev still maintains his beilef that Azeri military were only intersetd in human casualities to so as to create international condemnation and blame it on Armenians..His best friend Elmar Huseynov was murdered by Aliyev regieme in 2005 for reporting of corruption amongst the Azeri government.
Hence based on two very credible Azeri individuasl one being former President and the other being a reporter that has recieved international support and recoganation for his integrity in reporting truth have both pointed a firm finger at Azeri military for the Khojaly killings.
Very credible reports and information point to the Azeri military for the Khojaly killings, I will provide two Azerbijani reports just as an example
1) Ayaz Mutalibov Former Prsident of Azerbaijan
The first president of Azerbaijan gave an extremely interesting interview to one of the Russian TV channels in which it is narrated that the first president of Azerbaijan, who proclaimed the independence of the country, at present is living in the outskirts of Moscow in a state apartment, without a passport and livelihood
The whole negative after the Khojaly tragedy was focused on me. I had to take the whole responsibility upon myself though I was not guilty of anythingâ, - claimed Ayaz Mutalibov in the interview. Let us remind you that on the 2nd of April in 1992, in âNezavisimaya gazetaâ Ayaz Mutalibov gave an interview to an independent Czech journalist, Dana Mazalova, who afterwards became persecuted in her own country.
The clan of the Alievs did not forgive Mutalibov for such frankness.
From the interview of the former president of Azerbaijan Ayaz Mutalibov to the Czech journalist Dana Mazalova, âNjvaya Gazetaâ, 2.04.92
Question:
What is your opinion about the KHOJALY events after which you resigned? Dead bodies of the Khojaly inhabitants were found not far from Aghdam. Someone first shot at legs so that people could not go farther. Then he added the axe, on the 29th of February my colleagues took photos of all this. Then during new sequences these very corpses were scalped. A very strange gameâ¦
Answer:
As the Khojali inhabitants, who narrowly escaped, say, it was all organized in order to have ground for my resignation. Some forces functioned for the effort to discredit the president. I donât think that Armenians, who always have a distinct and competent attitude towards such situations, could have let the Azerbaijani get the documents unmasking them in fascist actions. It could be supposed that somebody is interested to show these sequences afterwards, at the BC session and to focus everything on my person.
If I claim the Azerbaijani opposition to be guilty in it, they might say that I am telling lies about them. However, the general background of arguments is, that a corridor by which the people could leave, was, nevertheless, left by Armenians. Why then would they begin to shoot? Especially in the territory nearby Aghdam, where by that time there had been enough forces to help the people. Or, just come to an agreement that the civil population will leave. Such practice has always been usual.
Question: When were you informed about those lost lives?
Answer:
The next day after I was informed that there are just a few killed people in Khojaly. The information came from the minister of Home Affairs.
Question: Who was responsible for that information?
Answer:
The minister himself. By that time a press-centre had been established in the Ministry of Defense. After the story about the helicopters we had an agreement that nobody would spread doubtful information.
2) Highly respected Azeri reporter Eynulla Fatullajew spent 4 years in Jail for writing the truth
On 6 March 2007, Nizami Bahmanov, head of Azerbaijani community of Karabakh, complained that Eynulla Fatullayev had, in an interview published on a website, given "false information" that the Khojaly massacre had been committed by the Azerbaijani army and not by Armenians. . On 1 March 2007, 70-80 people had held a protest outside the editorial office of Fatullayev and raised posters that accused him of being a Dashnak (Armenian) agent and calling for Fatullayev to be stripped of his citizenship. After the reading the resolution, the participants threw eggs at the editorial office, breaking two windows. The police suppressed the protest. On May 31, the Azerbaijani Union of War Veterans expressed its disapproval against Fatullayev's article about the Khojaly massacre.
Fatullayev was charged with slandering the army and sentenced to 8 years' imprisonment, 4 year term he served in Baku. Amnesty International described the case as "trumped up charges after being critical of the government."
Fatullayev still maintains his beilef that Azeri military were only intersetd in human casualities to so as to create international condemnation and blame it on Armenians..His best friend Elmar Huseynov was murdered by Aliyev regieme in 2005 for reporting of corruption amongst the Azeri government.
Hence based on two very credible Azeri individuasl one being former President and the other being a reporter that has recieved international support and recoganation for his integrity in reporting truth have both pointed a firm finger at Azeri military for the Khojaly killings.
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