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Return of the Cossacks

Peace Review, 1994
Cossacks are known to most Americans as movie characters, and they match the reality in the same way as Hollywood cowboys resemble the real‐life dirty and exhausted shepherds of the nineteenth century. But now in many regions of southern Russia, Cossacks have again become an offensive military and political power in opposition to democratic ...
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The Cossacks

Russian Review, 1970
Paul Avrich, Philip Longworth
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The Cossack Yurt

2000
No Cossack was just an inhabitant of the territory in which he lived. He was the possessor of all his stanitsa’s natural resources. Ownership of arable land, pastures, meadows, rivers and woods was vested in the stanitsa and these resources were the communal property of all members of the stanitsa. The concept of communal property was deeply rooted and
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The Classics as Cossacks:

2000
Michael Perelman, Michael Perelman
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The Sepoy and the Cossack.

Military Affairs, 1972
Royce E. Walters, Pierce G. Fredericks
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Representation of Cossacks and Cossack culture in the paremiological fund of the Russian language

Philology and Culture
The article considers the image of the Cossack and Cossack culture in general, based on Russian proverbs and sayings. The relevance of the study is conditioned by the significance of socio-cultural studies devoted to closely related peoples and conducted through the prism of the Russian language paremiological fund. The article identifies and describes
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