German Sterligov Archives

German Sterligov recommends Russians to visit Karabakh

January 20, 2016 by administrator

russian tourist Russian businessman, as well as political and public figure German Sterligov has recommended Russia’s Krasnodar residents to visit Karabakh. He made this suggestion during the presentation of the 5th volume of his book on the History of Russia, called “From Adam to Putin,” Yerkramas reports.

According to Sterligov, people in Karabakh have retained their best human traits and are happy to welcome not only guests, especially from Russia, but also each other.

Apart from this, the businessman called Karabakh the most secure place on the planet.

“There is no criminality in Karabakh: a child with valuable property can go from one end of Stepanakert to another at night and nothing will happen to him,” he said.

Sterligov especially stressed the ecological cleanness of the region, where “water can still be drunk from rivers.”

Russia: Prosecutors released Domodedovo German Sterligov.

August 31, 2015 by administrator

Talk with law enforcement officers lasted several hours Report rusnovosti.ru

Prosecutors released Domodedovo German Sterligov. The channel LifeNews their work entrepreneur called “correct.”

Sterligov said that he was invited to talk at the passport control, the conversation lasted several hours.

Previously, the lawyer said the businessman RSN that his client was stopped at the airport Domodedovo through interstate investigation.

July 28, 2015 German Sterligov Azerbaijan declared internationally wanted by Interpol for being in Nagorno-Karabakh. August 23, 2015 Arthur Airapetov told RSN that Interpol wanted list stopped German Sterligov.

German Sterligov Calls Azerbaijani Claims Over Karabakh ‘A Satanic Deception for Azerbaijanis’

August 11, 2015 by administrator

German Sterligov (Source: Mitya Aleshkovsky / Wikicommons)

YEREVAN (ARMENPRESS)—German Sterligov, the Russian businessman who now lives in the city of Shushi in the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, has called claims that Nagorno-Karabakh is “Azerbaijani” land, “a satanic deception for millions of naïve Azerbaijanis.” The billionaire, who plans on starting an eco-friendly food production business in Nagorno-Karabakh, took to his personal Vkontakte page, a Russian social networking site, to post his note.

In his announcement titled, “Letter from Karabakh,” addressed to Azerbaijanis, Sterligov speaks about the absurdness of Azerbaijani authorities for calling Karabakh “historically Azerbaijani land.”

“That satanic deception addressed to millions of honest and naïve Azerbaijanis provokes readiness to sacrifice their lives for a false aim,” Sterligov wrote.

Sterligov blames the, “corrupted historians and writers of the Soviet Union,” for the false claims, who were assigned, “to write something near reality about that issue,” as far as 100 years ago. According to Sterligov, the inaccuracy has been repeated by several Soviet generations.

In his post, Sterligov advises Azerbaijanis to study ancient annals and graves with Armenian inscriptions to find out the truth.

“I want to deliver to you the idea that confessing historical truth, which is that Karabakh is an ancient Armenian land, eliminates any motive for war between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Only by exposing the initial fraud is it possible to prevent a new, bigger bloodshed which is being prepared by the enemies of the Armenian and Azerbaijani peoples,” Sterligov wrote.

According to Sterligov, “it turns out that Armenians die for truth and Azerbaijanis for deception in a war for Karabakh.”

“Do you need that?” he asks, addressing the people of Azerbaijan.

Sterligov suggests the two sides, “sit around [a] peaceful and transparent table and put on it ancient annals and testimonies, [to] find out where the truth is and where the fraud is.”

“It is better than killing each other. Let that round table become an open and democratic diplomacy between Armenians, Azerbaijanis, and Russians,” he suggests.

The issuance by the Karabakh a gold coin and silver ensure 24 to $ 75 million in a few months according to Russian oligarch German Sterligov

July 14, 2015 by administrator

The Russian oligarch German Sterligov, who was on tour in Karabakh last week advocated striking Armenian coins in gold and silver and their release for the economic development of Artsakh (Karabagh).

“For this action, the Republic of Nagorno Karabakh has three key elements. First he has the gold, then the republic is not recognized, and finally it is not linked to international banks and the Federal Reserve of the United States, “said German Sterligov. Moreover, according to him, the role of the Diaspora will be important for the circulation of this gold and silver coins on the territory of Nagorno Karabakh. “The first resource Karabakh will numismatists who number 6 million worldwide and 600 000 of exercising their professional activities numismatists. If the Karabakh issues money in gold and silver, within six months of issuance, revenue following this issue will be 24 to 75 million, “said the Russian oligarch who says” feeling at home here in Karabakh. “Krikor Amirzayan

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German Sterligov To Start Eco-Friendly Food Production in Nagorno-Karabakh

July 13, 2015 by administrator

Russian billionaire German Sterligov (Source: Armenpress)

STEPANAKERT (Combined Sources)—During a press conference held in Shushi on Monday, Russian billionaire and businessman German Sterligov announced that he intends to start production of eco-friendly food in the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, according to Armenpress, citing Artsakhpress. Sterligov added that food will later be exported to Russia.

Sterligov described Nagorno-Karabakh as a wonderful place for producing affordable and eco-friendly food, and thinks that a trade house between Nagorno-Karabakh and Russia should be established through which the food can be exported to Russian markets without added chemical elements.

“If people in Russia try the food produced here, they will no longer use the food with chemical additions which is sold there,” Sterligov said.

Sterligov, his wife and five children left Russia for Artsakh three weeks ago. He plans on returning to Moscow on Thursday, showing journalists his air ticket during the press conference.

Sterligov revealed that his decision to move to Artskah came after he received repeated threats in Russia, specifically for his alleged activity with the Combat Organization of Russian Nationalists (BORN),a Russian ultranationalist gang, which he denies.

The only person he knows from BORN is Ilya Goryachev, said Sterligov. The leader of the organization reportedly asked the billionaire for money to start a pro-Russian Patriarch magazine, but Sterligov refused.

Sterligov also said that he initially wanted to leave for Belarus, but decided to stay in Artsakh. He expressed his admiration for the hospitality and kindness of the people there.

Sterligov hopes to return to Artsakh after cooperating with law-enforcement agencies in Russia in order to establish a farm and a fashion house, according to reports.

In related news, Azerbaijan has threatened journalists who attended the press conference in Shushi, saying that they will appear on Azerbaijan’s notorious black list for illegally entering Azerbaijan’s Armenian-occupied territories.

Azerbaijan’s Foreign Affairs Ministry earlier declared the Russian singer Ljuba Kazarnovskaya an “undesirable person” for teacing master classes at the Stepanakert State Music College. Commenting on this, the singer said, “I am in the same list with Montserrat Caballé and I am proud of it. The Nagorno Karabakh Republic is a great place, where I took young people. I am not concerned. As long as there is aggression in the world, no peace will reign. Here, in Karabakh, people want peace.”

The Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan started publishing its black list in 2013. The blacklist of foreigners who are banned from entering Azerbaijan includes individuals who visit the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh without making an agreement with Azeri authorities. Sterligov was also recently added to the list, which grows every year.

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