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1 online resource (streaming video file) (54 min. 33 sec.) ; 329202468 bytes |
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This year's Eurovision Song Contest was held in Baku in Azerbaijan. The oil and gas-rich former Soviet Republic secured the contest after winning the previous year. When the President of Azerbaijan declared the victory a national achievement, he offered the nation up to the harsh glare of the international spotlight, for better or worse. This documentary tells a tale of two countries: one a shiny democratic republic the government proudly puts on display for visiting journalists and dignitaries, the other a repressive and corrupt land with no respect for freedom of expression or assembly. (From Germany, in English and Azerbaijani) (Documentary) |
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Broadcast 2012-06-22 at 20:30:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Musicians -- Psychology.
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Nationalism -- Soviet republics.
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Popular music.
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Protest movements.
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Women musicians.
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Eurovision Song Contest.
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Azerbaijan -- Baku.
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Streaming video
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Author |
Mermin, Liz, director
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Abdulkarimov, Omar, contributor
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Akhundov, Faud, contributor
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Aliyev, Iiham, contributor
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Babayeva, Sabina, contributor
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Blackman, Bob, contributor
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Bruce, Malcolm, contributor
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Gasimov, Eldar, contributor
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Gassanly, Murad, contributor
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Gogia, Giorgi, contributor
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Hajizada, Adnan, contributor
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Ismayilova, Khadija, contributor
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Khalil, Agil, contributor
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Knaus, Gerald, contributor
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Maharramova, Husniye, contributor
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Milli, Emin, contributor
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Raue, Klaus, contributor
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