[CAUCASUS / NEW AZERBAIJAN] Azerbaycan yurt bilgisi. Ayda bir nesrolunur. Owner: Ahmet Caferoglu. 1-37 (1932-1954) (All published).

Istanbul: AYB, 1932. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Three contemporary blue cloths, the last issue is in original wrappers. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). Text in Turkish and Azerbaijani. Each issue is around 48 p. The first twelve-issue volume of the periodical, published under the administration of Ahmet Caferoglu (1899-1975) in Istanbul, began to be published in 1932, the second volume in 1933, and the third and last volume was published in 1934. After a long hiatus, the 37th issue of the periodical was tried to be continued as the publication organ of the Association for the Promotion of Azerbaijan Culture in February 1954, but there was no other issue since this attempt was not successful. The aim of publishing the journal is to form a research committee and illuminate the common aspects (literature, history, sociology, etc.) of Azerbaijan and Turkey, which are of the same race. In the journal, in which valuable research in the fields of history, historical geography, philology, literature, and folk literature were published, articles on subjects such as music, folklore, and art history were included in addition to Anatolian history and literature by going outside of Azerbaijan. The writer's staff, including the last issue of the journal, is as follows: Abdullahoglu Hasan, Abdülbaki (Gölpinarli), Abdullah Battal (Taymas), Abdülkadir Süleyman (Inan), A. Zeki Velidi (Togan), Sadik Babazâde, Ahmet Caferoglu, Fuad Köprülü, Mahmut Ragip Kösemihalzâde, Sadik San'an, Sadettin Nüzhet (Ergun), Selim Refik, M. Sakir (Ülkütasir), M. Serefettin (Yaltkaya), Akdes Nimet (Kurat), Besim Atalay, Halil Hasmehmetli, Cafer Seyit Ahmet (Kirimli), Mehmet Halit (Bayri), M. Fahreddin Mirzazâde, Mehmet Ali Resulzâde, Mir Aziz Seitli, Sefi Rustambeyli, Süreyya Taliphanbeyli, Adnan Cahit (Ötüken), Bedriye Sabit, A. N. Hakimbay, Fevziye Abdullah (Tansel), M. Mehmetzâde, Mükrimin Halil (Yinanç), Habip Sahir, A. Zeynel (Akkoç), Ziyaeddin Fahri (Findikoglu), Mirza Bala, J. Eckmann, Muharrem Ergin, Serafeddin Erel, Aziz Özer, Hakki Türkekul. According to the OCLC (4187810), as of 2023 September, the set is located at 35 libraries worldwide; the thirteen American institutions holding the set are Harvard Library, Columbia University Libraries, Princeton University Library, Penn Libraries, University of Michigan, Ohio State University Libraries, University of Chicago Library, University of Washington Libraries, Portland State University, University of Texas Libraries, UC Berkeley Libraries, Stanford University, and UCLA.