Dilgam ismailov

7 May 1969 about 2 thousand hectares of land in the border 
regions of Azerbaijani on 5 May 1938 decision was approved. 
July 1969 Heydar Aliyev came to power did not allow the 
implementation of this decision. 
4. South Azerbaijan during World War II and subsequent 
period 
At the beginning of the second world war insipte of the 
Iranian government declared its neutrality Reza Shah's position 
was clearly defense of nasist. Therefore, based on article 6 of 
the 1921 Soviet-Iranian treaty, on 25 August in 1941 SSRI, 
later Great Britain, December in 1942 USA had been moved 
troops to Iran. In general, Iran, as well as the South Azerbaijan, 

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allies of the Soviet Union, which provides food to ammunition 
and equipment was the most important transport artery (From 
the Persian Gulf to the shores of the Caspian Sea). The military 
police regime of Shah Reza has failed. Iran's democratic 
movement began to revive. South Azerbaijan especially Tabriz 
was at the forefront of this movement. From the North Azerbaijan 
the composition of the Soviet troops intellectuals were sent to 
South Azerbaijan literature and art workers’ was influence of 
cultural events have been conducted among the population.
Since 1941 September October month here expanded the 
broad masses rallies and demonstrations. As a result of political 
figures active in the democratic-minded intellectual’s people 
who released from prison and returned to his homeland from 
exile on 29 September 1941. In Tehran on the initiative of the 
People's Party of Iran was formed various anti-fascist society 
and associations. The native language newspapers and 
magazines started to be published. In this regards for Soviet 
military parts Azerbaijani officers and soldiers in Tabriz was 
published a newspaper “For motherland” played a great role. 
A lot of the native poets from South Azerbaijan the first time 
have published articles in their native language in this newspa-
per. All these in South Azerbaijan had a significant impact on 
the strengthening of national identity and national memory.