Representatives of Soviet Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Russia, and Turkey signed a treaty defining borders in the South Caucasus. The settlement displaced earlier wartime and postwar claims, including the unrealized promises of Sèvres. The border was negotiated by states and revolutionary governments, leaving affected communities with little direct voice.
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