On the Day of Commemoration of Genocide, Circassians Seek Restoring their Forgotten Rights
By: Adel Bashqawi
21 May, 2021
On the Day of Commemoration of Genocide, Circassians Seek Restoring their Forgotten Rights
DEMOCIDE
В День памяти черкесы стремятся к восстановлению утраченных и забытых прав
В День памяти черкесы стремятся к восстановлению утраченных и забытых прав
Адель Башкави
21 мая 2021 г.
The Tenth Anniversary of Circassian Genocide Recognition
Десятая годовщина признания геноцида черкесов
Presentation of the Circassian Miracle Book … Continued
A Closer Look At Circassia
A Closer Look At Circassia
By: Adel Bashqawi
October 8, 2020
Abstract
The passage of time has not and will not lead to the loss of the Circassian Question of its momentum and importance in various aspects. While the elements that have affected the composition and shaping of the scene since the early historical ages and the history of the formation of one of the indigenous human entities in their Caucasus cradle of Civilization still exist.
The development of the nation as part of the human fabric in such a strategic area with great importance has been marred by many negative influences and interruptions as a result of the difficult status and conditions imposed by colonial ambitions that wanted to finish off and sparse this nation outside its homeland.
The passage of more than a century and a half since the deportation of the vast majority of the nation and the distribution of the rest of them in several tiny, divided parts and administrative areas of their historical homeland, is still the status and fate of this nation that needs to be able to restore its legitimate rights.
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Stalin Shot Higher Percentage of Educated People in Kabardino-Balkaria than Anywhere Else, New Memoir Shows
Wednesday, August 26, 2020
Stalin Shot Higher Percentage of Educated People in Kabardino-Balkaria than Anywhere Else, New Memoir Shows
Paul Goble
Staunton, August 22 – Kabardino-Balkaria is one of the smallest republics in the Russian Federation, but under Stalin, a greater percentage of its educated elite was shot than in any other autonomous or even union republic, according to the late Yevgeny Naloeva, a Kabard scholar who herself was sent to the GULAG.
Naloeva (1922-2007) specialized in the study of Kabard popular culture, and she spoke as one who had suffered the depradations inflicted on her people by the Soviet regime. He scholarly work was published in 2015. Now, her students have prepared a collection of memoirs by and about her. Read more