` The ``Armenica.org map`` appears to be based entirely on map 229 ``The First Armenian Republic 1918-1920`` on page 236 of Hewsen's  Atlas of Historical Armenia. Map 229 also indicates the existence of the ``Arasdayan Republic`` on the territory of Nakhichevan with the words ``26th Jan 1919 - 19 May 1919, then passed to Armenia``. Map 226 in the same volume shows the internal provinces of the Armenian Republic - all of Nakhichevan and Zanzegour are within its bounderies and they are not in the parts of the map that are indicated as claimed by Armenia but not held by it. Maps 230, 231 and 232 show the Armenian, Georgian and Azeri territorial claims respectively. BAsed on the Hewsen maps, the map priduced by Baku matches neither the actual territory controlled by Azerbaijan in 1918-1920, or the territory claimed by Azerbiajan and not held by it. It is, as I wrote earlier, a work of propaganda. Azeri territorial claims against Georgia are not shown on Baku's map, presumably because Azerbaijan currently enjoys reasonable diplomatic relations with Georgia. Also not shown are Azeri claims on what is now Turkish territory, for the same reason. Nor are the extreme nature of those claims (they extend all the way to the Black Sea and include most of Armenia) indicated - I guess because they would appear to readers of the article to be laughably extreme.  `