Azerbaijani national movement

Target entity: Azerbaijani national movement
Context triple: [Mammad Amin Rasulzade, influenced, Azerbaijani national movement]

• A. Crimean Tatar national movement
  The Crimean Tatar national movement is a political and cultural struggle by the Crimean Tatar people for recognition, return to their homeland, and restoration of rights following historical deportations and discrimination.
• B. Azerbaijani National Council
  The Azerbaijani National Council was the representative body that proclaimed Azerbaijan’s independence in 1918 and served as the founding parliamentary authority of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic.
• C. Azerbaijan People's Government
  The Azerbaijan People's Government was a short-lived Soviet-backed autonomous administration established in Iranian Azerbaijan in 1945–1946, advocating for regional self-rule and cultural rights before being suppressed by the central Iranian government.
• D. Aydınlık movement
  The Aydınlık movement is a Turkish left-nationalist political current associated with Doğu Perinçek, known for its Maoist roots, strong secularism, and staunchly anti-imperialist stance.
• E. Belarusian national movement
  The Belarusian national movement was a political and cultural campaign seeking self-determination and the establishment of a distinct Belarusian nation and state, particularly active in the early 20th century.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Azerbaijani national movement
Target entity description: The Azerbaijani national movement was a political and cultural struggle for national self-determination and independence that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries among Azerbaijanis in the Russian and Persian empires.

• A. Crimean Tatar national movement
  The Crimean Tatar national movement is a political and cultural struggle by the Crimean Tatar people for recognition, return to their homeland, and restoration of rights following historical deportations and discrimination.
• B. Azerbaijani National Council
  The Azerbaijani National Council was the representative body that proclaimed Azerbaijan’s independence in 1918 and served as the founding parliamentary authority of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic.
• C. Azerbaijan People's Government
  The Azerbaijan People's Government was a short-lived Soviet-backed autonomous administration established in Iranian Azerbaijan in 1945–1946, advocating for regional self-rule and cultural rights before being suppressed by the central Iranian government.
• D. Aydınlık movement
  The Aydınlık movement is a Turkish left-nationalist political current associated with Doğu Perinçek, known for its Maoist roots, strong secularism, and staunchly anti-imperialist stance.
• E. Belarusian national movement
  The Belarusian national movement was a political and cultural campaign seeking self-determination and the establishment of a distinct Belarusian nation and state, particularly active in the early 20th century.
• F. None of above. chosen