Code name: "VXA"

Summary

Code name: "VXA" is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• Code name: "VXA" authored "VXA" — author (P50): Mehriban Alakbarzada^[2].
• Code name: "VXA" is in the country of "VXA" — country (P17): Azerbaijan^[3].
• Code name: "VXA"'s image is recorded as Kod adı V.X.A.jpg^[4].
• Code name: "VXA"'s instance of is recorded as "VXA" — instance of (P31): literary work^[5].
• Code name: "VXA"'s director is recorded as "VXA" — director (P57): Mehriban Alakbarzada^[6].
• Code name: "VXA"'s screenwriter is recorded as "VXA" — screenwriter (P58): Mehriban Alakbarzada^[7].
• Code name: "VXA"'s composer is recorded as "VXA" — composer (P86): Azar Haciasgarli^[8].
• Code name: "VXA"'s place of publication is recorded as "VXA" — place of publication (P291): Azerbaijan State Theatre of Young Spectators^[9].
• Code name: "VXA"'s language of work or name is recorded as "VXA" — language of work or name (P407): Azerbaijani^[10].
• Code name: "VXA"'s country of origin is recorded as "VXA" — country of origin (P495): Azerbaijan^[11].
• Code name: "VXA"'s publication date is recorded as +2022-12-17T00:00:00Z^[12].
• Code name: "VXA"'s narrative location is recorded as "VXA" — narrative location (P840): Baku^[13].
• Code name: "VXA"'s narrative location is recorded as "VXA" — narrative location (P840): Astana^[14].
• Code name: "VXA"'s main subject is recorded as "VXA" — main subject (P921): Stalinist repression^[15].
• Code name: "VXA"'s main subject is recorded as "VXA" — main subject (P921): Akmol Labour Camp for Wives of Traitors of the Motherland^[16].
• Code name: "VXA"'s native label is recorded as Kod adı: "V.X.A.”^[17].
• Code name: "VXA"'s set in period is recorded as "VXA" — set in period (P2408): 1930s^[18].
• Code name: "VXA"'s form of creative work is recorded as "VXA" — form of creative work (P7937): play^[19].

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Works and Contributions

Code name: "VXA" authored "VXA" — author (P50): Mehriban Alakbarzada^[2].