Ali bey Huseynzade and Ahmed Aghayev, who lived in Istanbul at that time, also worked in various media agencies and societies: "Turkic Hearth", "Ittihad and Taraggi", etc.
At this stage, covering the 1920s-1941s, along with political figures of Azerbaijan, dozens of intellectuals, scientists, writers were forced to leave the country: Alimardan bey Topchubashev, Jeyhun Hajibeyli, Mirza Bala Mammadzadeh, Almas Ildirym, Abdulvahab Yurdsever, Kerim Oder, Ahmed Jafaroglu, Abbasgulu Kazimzadeh, Muhammedali Rasuloglu, Huseyn Baykara, Mamed Sadigov, Ummulbanu (Banin) and others.
[3] The artistic heritage of Samad Agaoglu is mainly collected in the books "Memories of Strasbourg", "Zurriyat", "Teacher Gafur", "Big Family", "Man in a Cage", "Soviet Russian Empire", etc.
He was the editor of the magazines "Turk Amaji", "Azerbaijan yurd bilgisi", "Turkish language and literature", published by the Istanbul University.
[3] The last stage of emigration started from the formation of the Islamic regime in Iranian Azerbaijan (1979), as well as a number of political changes in the former Soviet Union (strengthening of the national liberation movement, "perestroika", "glasnost", etc.).
[4] A poetic heritage of emigration is represented by the names of Hamid Nitgi, Muhammedali Mahmud, Turhan Ganjavi, Gulamrza Sabri Tabrizi, Alirza Miyanaly, etc.
[1] The Department of Azerbaijani Emigrant Literature was established by decision of the Academic Council of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan dated July 4, 2013 (Protocol No.