Chapter 2. What Tatarstan Letters to the Editor (1990–1993) Reveal about the Unmaking of Soviet People
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23 janvier 2013
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Helen M. Faller, « Chapter 2. What Tatarstan Letters to the Editor (1990–1993) Reveal about the Unmaking of Soviet People », Central European University Press, ID : 10670/1.9z0m3c
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“In a word, the people voiced their opinion quite strongly in the referendum. Let us not give in to those who have sold their souls, to chauvinists or to adventurers!”Letter to the Editor, Vatanym Tatarstan: Alai tügel, bolai ul, April 28, 1993, page 2. These lines, from a letter to the editor written by a Tatar living in Moscow and published in Tatarstan’s Tatar-language former Communist Party newspaper, reveal a passion for Tatarstan sovereignty during its heyday in the early 1990s that the...