Əlirza Quluncu (Alirza Quluncu) - December 11, 2018
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| Dr. Shapur Ansari |
Shapur Ansari Speaks on the Legacy of the National Government [Part Two]
“They want children to be scared, ashamed, and feel small so that they won’t speak Turkish. But during the National Government period, we read this language with pride,” says the Southern Azerbaijani scholar and surgeon in an interview with Voice of America.
Əlirza Quluncu (Alirza Quluncu) - December 7, 2018
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| Dr. Shapur Ansari |
Shapur Ansari recounts the period of the Azerbaijan National Government [Part One]
Shapur Ansari, who briefly received education in Turkish during the period of the Azerbaijan National Government, which was established in December 1945, explains how this period influenced his personal development.
In a conversation with Voice of America, the well-known scholar and surgeon living in the United States shared memories of those days, which he considers a defining moment in his life.
Əlirza Quluncu (Alirza Quluncu) - December 12, 2017
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| Dr. Shapur Ansari |
The well-known surgeon Shapur Ansari shares memories from the era of the Autonomous National Government of Azerbaijan (1945-1946) (Part Two)
"I still feel its impact. I will never forgive those responsible for that, no matter who they are," said Shapur Ansari as he shared his impressions with Voice of America about the burning of Turkish textbooks following the fall of the Azerbaijani National Government in December 1946.
Əlirza Quluncu (Alirza Quluncu) - December 11, 2017
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| Dr. Shapur Ansari |
Renowned surgeon recounts memories from the era of the Autonomous National Government of Azerbaijan [Part One]
Shapur Ansari, who lived through the period of the Azerbaijani National Government established under Seyyed Jafar Pishevari's leadership in 1945-46, shared his memories of those years in an interview with Voice of America. Currently recognized as a skilled cardiothoracic surgeon in the United States, Ansari was in third grade when the national government was formed. His father was a local landowner known as a minor landlord in the region.
Dilshad Aliyarli - February 21, 2015
February 21 was declared International Mother Language Day by UNESCO in 1999. On this day, Azerbaijani Iranians seeking the right to education in their mother tongue hold peaceful protests and signature collection campaigns. Thousands of Azerbaijanis worldwide participate in this campaign. In an interview with Voice of America, prominent Azerbaijani doctor Shapur Ansari, who resides in the U.S. state of Michigan, discussed the significance of Mother Language Day.