Any Azerbaijani map dated 1919 or 1920 is nothing - Eduard  Sharmazanov 

ArmInfo.Any Azerbaijani map dated 1919 or 1920 is nothing, the former vice-speaker of Armenia's Parliament Eduard Sharmazanov stated in response to a report by the  newspaper owned by Armenia's premier that Azerbaijan is allegedly  demanding delimitation of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. 

In 1918-1920, the Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan was not  recognized by the League of Nations. 

"The Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan applied to the League of  Nations, but was not recognized. On December 1, 1920, the League of  Nations stated that Azerbaijan's borders were not clearly demarcated.   That state appeared only in 1918 and that territory had earlier been  part of the Persian, Mongol and Russian empires. So give the maps  back to the 'source' and to its 'constructive partner,' and let them  use the maps for anything but border delimitation," Mr Sharmazanov  said. 

In its October 3 issue, the Haykakan Zhamanak (Armenian Time)  newspaper (the Armenian premier's wife Anna Hakobyan is chief editor  of the newspaper), referring to its "reliable sources", reported  information on Azerbaijan's demands to Armenia under the so-called  peace agreement. 

According to the newspaper, Azerbaijan's demands are as follow:  dissolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh army, recognition of  Nagorno-Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan without any status, opening a  corridor via Armenia, border demarcation and delimitation based on  the maps dated 1919-1920 (which particular maps are in question  remains unknown), discovering the fate of the missing Azerbaijanis  (the purpose is to charge Armenia with war crimes later). According  to the newspaper, for a comprehensive peace with Azerbaijan to be  reached the Armenian side has either to meet Azerbaijan's demands or  persuade it into withdrawing them.