10 حقائق حول الإبادة الجماعية الشركسية
كاترينا شراغ (Katarina Schrag)
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ترجمة: عادل بشقوي
26 يناير/كانون الثاني 2019
10 حقائق حول الإبادة الجماعية الشركسية
Abuse And Crimes
Attack on policemen in KBR is the third in four months
Three men killed in attack on policemen in Nalchik
Circassians Enter 2019 More United and More Angry at Moscow
Saturday, January 12, 2019
Circassians Enter 2019 More United and More Angry at Moscow
Paul Goble
Staunton, January 11 – The turn of the year has featured numerous reviews about this or that territorial unit in the Russian Federation rather than about particular nations. A happy exception to that pattern is Larisa Cherkes’s assessment of the Circassians, a nation Moscow has divided within the country and sought to isolate from its larger co-ethnic community abroad.
The Kavkazr journalist reports that over the past year, “the Circassian movement was occupied with events connected with conflicts about native languages and also with the efforts of the powers that be to demonstratively exile Circassian repatriants” and to block new arrivals form the Circassian diaspora (kavkazr.com/a/cherkesskiy-vopros-2018/29706138.html). Read more
Cossacks Vastly More Diverse than Putin Regime Acknowledges
Monday, January 7, 2019
Cossacks Vastly More Diverse than Putin Regime Acknowledges
Paul Goble
Staunton, January 7 – Reflecting its general impulse to homogenize and control all aspects of life in Russia and relying on the ignorance of many in that country and elsewhere about Russian history and Russian realities, the Putin regime has been promoting an image of the Cossacks that is wildly at variance with the rich and diverse tapestry of their national life. Read more
Deportation and Return of Vainakh Peoples Continue to Cast a Dark Shadow on the North Caucasus
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Deportation and Return of Vainakh Peoples Continue to Cast a Dark Shadow on the North Caucasus
Paul Goble
Staunton, January 9 – Sixty-two years ago today, Moscow allowed the Chechens and Ingush it had deported to Central Asia 13 years earlier, actions that continue to cast a dark shadow on the two Vainakh nations and their relationship with each other and with Moscow, Mairbek Vachagayev says. Read more
Circassian Repatriants from Syria Ask Putin for Equal Treatment with Ukrainians in Russia
Sunday, December 30, 2018
Circassian Repatriants from Syria Ask Putin for Equal Treatment with Ukrainians in Russia
Paul Goble
Staunton, December 29 – Because the Duma has given Vladimir Putin the power to offer accelerated Russian citizenship to immigrants, Circassians who have fled war-torn Syria to their historical homeland in the North Caucasus have called on the Kremlin leader to give them the same rights he has already given ethnic Ukrainians who have fled their war-torn country. Read more