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History of Circassia and Circassians

2014
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6. Circassia: A Small Nation Lost to the Great Game

2019
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Successful Treatment of Cholera in Circassia

Scientific American
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Circassia: Remembering the Past Empowers the Future

Iran and the Caucasus, 2019
This article recounts the story of how the Circassians have been able to raise awareness of their deportation in the 1860s during the Caucasian Wars. After a brief methodology the authors provide an overview of the Circassian history. The second section analyses the period when the Circassian population came under Russian rule after the 1860s.
Hille, C., Gendron, R.
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[Anon.], Contradictions of Lord Palmerston in Reference to Poland and Circassia et caetera (London, Hardwicke, 1863)

2021
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Diplomatic Dispatches about Circassia from the Consulate of France in Odessa, 1836–1840

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The nature and characteristics of the political consolidation of sub-ethnic groups in Western Circassia in the 40-50s XIX century

REPORTS ADYGE (CIRCASSIAN) INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, 2020
The article examines the main trends in the development of political consolidation processes in Western Circassia in the 40-50s. XIX century. The internal and external factors of socio-political processes and the peculiarities of their development in different sub-ethnic groups of Western Adygs are shown.
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Review of Circassia and Europe: Diplomatic Dispatches about Circassia from the Consulate of France in Odessa, 1836-1840

This article reviews the first volume of the "Circassia and Europe" series, focusing on André Adolphe Challaye's diplomatic dispatches from the French Consulate in Odessa (1836-1840). These dispatches offer valuable insights into the "Circassian Question," a critical period of intensifying imperial rivalries between Russia ...
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ECHOES OF CIRCASSIA IN THE ADRIATIC: THE TERM ADIGA AND CIRCASSIAN PRESTIGE IN GIACOMO LUCCARI'S 1605 RAGUSAN CHRONICLE

Abstract This study analyzes the socio-political, geographical, and cultural presence of Circassians in the early seventeenth century based exclusively on a rare primary source: pages 34 and 35 of Giacomo Luccari’s Copioso Ristretto de gli Annali di Rausa, published in Venice in 1605.
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CIRCASSIA, CALMUCKS AND CHINA: Sources and Stepping Stones

2019
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