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Case Chechenya
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The Chechens people are one of the indigenous populations in The Caucasus. Most likely they are Asianites. Theirs cradle was the mountainous-upland region of the southeast part of the Asiatic continent. First notifications about Chechen people originate from a 7th century. In 1801-1828 nearly entire The Caucasus has been joint to the Russian empire. In response, the Caucasian folks (including Chechen people) raised insurrections for liberation. The Chechens are the nation, for they have separate culture, language, senses of national identity along with uniqueness, and want to have their own state. They are the nation pride of ethnic origins, honour-sensitive, high-minded, smart, hospitable, excitable, brave, warlike, friendship highly appreciated, loving freedom and executing the law of the vendetta.
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1998
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http://hdl.handle.net/11089/10639
YADDA identifier
bwmeta1.element.hdl_11089_10639
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