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From the history of words V. Turkisms in Russian dialects

Sibirskiy filologicheskiy zhurnal, 2023
Russian etymological lexicography has or is likely to have works that tend to have a thesaurus form (like the Russian Etymological Dictionary), and those of a less global nature. However, such works can be structured as follows: a basic reference book of
Alexander E. Anikin
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HISTORICAL SPACE IN THE SONGS ABOUT STEPAN RAZIN

Texts and History: Journal of Philological, Historical and Cultural Texts and History Studies, 2022
The article analyzes the representation of historical space by toponyms mentioned in seventeenth-century folk songs about Stepan Razin (the Don, the Yaik, the Caspian Sea, the Volga).
T. G. Ivanova
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Начало распространения староверия среди яицкого казачества

, 2016
The article considers the initial process of Old Belief dissemination on the territory of the Yaik Cossack Troop. Special attention is paid to the emergence of the Yaik Troop as the historiography of this issue directly affected the hypothesis that Old ...
T. Romaniuk
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Tatar-Cossacks of the Ural Cossack army in the service of the Russian Empire

From History and Culture of Peoples of the Middle Volga Region
This article examines the functioning of the Tatar (Turkic-Muslim) diaspora in the Ural (Yaik) Cossack army: its history, number of populanion, places of compact residence of its representatives, their military and civil service, some elements of their ...
A. M. Dubovikov
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Conditions of Loyalty of the Military-Service, Commercial and Industrial Administration to Central Power

Ideas and Ideals, 2023
The article deals with investigation into the conditions of loyalty of commercial as well as industrial and military-service administration to the central power. The analysis is based on comparing cases which demonstrate different levels of loyalty.
S. Filippov
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An Inquisitive Inspector—”Will England cede us Kashgar?”—The Fortress Afghan—”Are the English Christians?”—”Have you Images?”—”And yet you call yourselves Christians !”—The Bath in Uralsk—No one washed on a Friday—The Chief of the Police—A Murderer— His Punishment—The Ural Cossacks—Sizeran—Good-bye to Nazar.

1997
Frederick Burnaby
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The Cossacks’ Role in the Russian Development of the Altai in the 18th–Early 20th Centuries

Springer Geography, 2022
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The Last of the Ural Cossacks

Current History, 1922
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Testing constructivism: why not more “Cossacks” in Krasnodar Kray?

Post-Soviet Affairs, 2014
Richard Arnold
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Russian Wanderers Searching for the Kingdom of Opona on Women (Wanderings of Ural Cossacks in the Late 19th Century)

Vestnik Râzanskogo pedagogičeskogo instituta, 2020
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