阿塞拜疆—英国关系：修订间差异
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阿塞拜疆在[[伦敦]]设有大使馆，英国在[[巴库]]亦有大使馆。两国皆为[[欧洲委员会]]和[[欧洲安全与合作组织]]成员。 |
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The history of Azerbaijani–British relations date back to the British expedition was sent from Baghdad to Baku in 18 January 1920, to prevent Azerbaijan's valuable oilfields falling under the control of the [[Germany]] and the [[Ottoman Empire]]. Nicknamed the [[Dunsterforce]], it was commanded by General [[Lionel Dunsterville]]. The Dunsterforce arrived in [[Baku]] in August 1918. After the [[Battle of Baku]], the Dunsterforce withdrew to [[Persia]] in September 1918.<ref name=History:BritishRelationswithAzerbaijan>{{cite web |url=http://ukinazerbaijan.fco.gov.uk/en/working-with-azerbaijan1/a-history-uk-azerbaijan |title=History: British Relations with Azerbaijan}}</ref> The Dunsterforce remained in [[Baku]] until 1920, when the Bolshevik advance made it impossible for them to stay. During this time, de facto diplomatic relations existed between the [[Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan]] and the [[British Empire]] through the British High Commissioner in the Caucasus, which located in [[Tbilisi]]. |
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阿塞拜疆在伦敦设有大使馆，英国在巴库亦有大使馆。两国皆为欧洲委员会和欧洲安全与合作组织成员。
The history of Azerbaijani–British relations date back to the British expedition was sent from Baghdad to Baku in 18 January 1920, to prevent Azerbaijan's valuable oilfields falling under the control of the Germany and the Ottoman Empire. Nicknamed the Dunsterforce, it was commanded by General Lionel Dunsterville. The Dunsterforce arrived in Baku in August 1918. After the Battle of Baku, the Dunsterforce withdrew to Persia in September 1918.[1] The Dunsterforce remained in Baku until 1920, when the Bolshevik advance made it impossible for them to stay. During this time, de facto diplomatic relations existed between the Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan and the British Empire through the British High Commissioner in the Caucasus, which located in Tbilisi.