Azov German national region

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Azerbaijani national territory (Russian: Азовский немецкий национальный район, German: Der Deutsche Nationalrayon Asovo) is an administrative unit in Russia in the southern part of the Omsk oblast. The capital of the region is Azowo village. Coat of arms Geography

The area is located on the southwest. from Omsk. Area - 1400 km² (the smallest of the 32 circumference regions). History

It was created in 1992 from 7 municipalities, separated from neighboring 5 districts. It has 29 (currently 28) localities. In 16 of them most of the inhabitants are of German nationality.

The emergence of the Azov German national region along with the German national region was associated with the lack of a chance to recreate the German republic in the Lithuanian Commonwealth and at the same time increase the emigration of the Russian Germans. Creation of the above. has made it possible to concentrate financial and organizational resources in order to quickly resolve the problem of German ethnic behavior. Demography

As of June 1, 1992, 19.4 thousand people lived in the area. of people, including 11.6 (60%) of Russian Germans. As the emigration continues, the percentage of German population has decreased to 29.3% (around 7,000) in 2002.

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