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A series of events are being held at the Complex on the eve of the 104th anniversary of March 31 - the genocide against Azerbaijanis, there are also visitors to the Complex. Thus, the Guba, Khachmaz, Gusar, Shabran, Siyazan, and Khizi District Youth and Sports Departments, as well as Azerbaijan Technical University, held an event commemorating the 104th anniversary of March 31 - the Azerbaijani genocide, which was organized by the Guba Genocide Memorial Complex.

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On the eve of the 104th anniversary of March 31 - the Azerbaijani genocide, the number of visitors to Guba's "Genocide Memorial Complex" is steadily increasing.

Today, the Khachmaz Regional Culture Department, the State Committee on Religious Associations, Baku Engineering University, Baku Music Academy, and the employees of History and Etnography Museum in Guba and Khachmaz, and the employees of Culture Home in Guba, Shabran and Khachmaz, and the staff “Azersun”, “Coca-Cola”, “Patron” visited the complex.

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On March 24-26, scientific seminars commemorating the 104th anniversary of the Azerbaijani genocide were held.

According to the approved action plan of the “Genocide Memorial Complex” in Guba, online scientific seminars commemorating the 104th anniversary of the Azerbaijani genocide in 1918 were held in March.
The online seminar “Genocide events of 1918 in Baku, Shamakhi and Guba districts” which is held on March 24, “Ethnic cleansing policy against Baku, Yerevan, Nakhchivan and Zangazur regions by dashnak-bolsheviks” which is held on March 25, 2022, “Genocides against the Muslim population in Eastern Anatolia, South” which is held on March 26, 2022 were moderated by the director of the complex Ph.D. Rakhshanda Bayramova.
The seminars were attended by employees from the complex’s scientific department, as well as 120 researchers from the State Service for the Protection, Development, and Restoration of Cultural Heritage’s Historical and Cultural Reserves. The speakers discussed the genocide committed against the peaceful Muslim population in Azerbaijan, as well as in Eastern Anatolia and Iran, as a result of the Armenian invaders’ ethnic cleansing policy.
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Dear followers! It is gratifying that academician Yagub Mahmudov's tradition of donating books to the "Genocide Memorial Complex" in Guba has been continuing successfully since 2018. So, nowadays, A.A. The Bakikhanov Institute of History donated 100 books on the 1918 Azerbaijani genocide to the Complex's library.

We are grateful to the Institute of History’s director, Doctor of Historical Sciences Professor Karim Sukurova, as well as the other books’ authors, Vagif Abishova, Ilgar Niftaliyeva, Natig Mammadzade, Guntekin Najafli, Nigar Gozalova, and Nazim Mustafa.
We are always willing to work with our highly respected intellectuals who wish to contribute to the enrichment of our library.
 
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Today in history. According to a resolution adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on November 1, 2005, January 27 is marked as International Holocaust Remembrance Day each year.

During World War II (1939-1945), millions of European Jews were massacred solely on the basis of their ethnicity.
When Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933, he began to restrict the rights of Jews. The catastrophe, which began with the gradual erosion of Jewish rights, culminated in the November 1938 genocide and the destruction and burning of hundreds of historic synagogues, Jewish shops, homes, and other property. As a result of these genocides, 400 official Jews were killed and 36,000 Jews were relocated to death camps.
The exact number of dead at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in Poland, liberated by the Soviet army on January 27, 1945, could not be determined. The majority of the documents relating to those who died in that camp were destroyed. According to the Nuremberg tribunal, Jews made up 90% of the 2.8 million people killed in the camp.
As a country that has been subjected to Armenian vandalism and genocide, Azerbaijan’s state and people feel sorry for the genocides committed against the Jewish people, and various commemorative events are held in our country each year to commemorate the Holocaust victims.