Images of “Their” and “Strangers” in Toponymy and Toponymic Legends of the Don Cossacks by Marina Ryblova

“…A significant number of toponyms associated with the Tatar and Circassian population, not erased over time in the memory of the Cossacks, but preserved and overgrown with new legends, testifies to how different cultural traditions coexisted peacefully in Diko Pole, despite the extreme nature of life in the zone of constant war. …”
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RĂZBOIUL CAUCAZIAN (1817 – 1864) – EPOPEEA LUI ȘAMIL ȘI PACIFICAREA DEFINITIVĂ A CAUCAZULUI DE CĂTRE RUȘI by Bogdan MORAR

“…The end of the 'Caucasian War' with the defeat of Shamil and the Circassian peoples (1859-1864) and the exile of part of the Caucasian Muslim population to the Ottoman Empire did nothing to resolve the continuing conflict between the Russian conquerors and their subjects in the Caucasus. …”
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CONSCIOUS SELF-REGULATION AS RESOURCE FOR OVERCOMING STRESS AND ACHIEVING SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING: ETHNO-REGIONAL SPECIFICITY by Tatiana N. Banshchikova, Maksim L. Sokolovskii, Janna R. Tegetaeva

“…The study involved 1099 respondents aged 16 to 35 years (679 women) from the Karachay-Circassian Republic, the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania, the Stavropol Territory, Moscow and the Moscow Region. …”
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