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23 janvier 2013
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Tatarstan post-Soviet period Russian Federation sovereignty Kazan’s ethnic history nationalism Russian Muslims political ideologies cultural difference national writing Tatar national culture minority national cultures Tatar alphabet Tatar language poems lyrics History Literature Political Science Public Admin. & Development POL060000 JPASujets proches
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Helen M. Faller, « Chapter 5. Repossessing Kazan », Central European University Press, ID : 10670/1.exwdi4
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“Since the Millennium the spirit of Kazan has changed. It’s no longer a provincial city.”Young Tatar journalist, 3 July 2006 Recalling Yakovlev’s proposal in 1928 to allocate greater administrative resources to economically and culturally dominant Soviet nationalities, it is understandable how controlling a city provides a nationality symbolic dominance over a broader territory. Not by accident then, beginning in 1986, Tatar nation-builders—most of whom migrated from Tatar-dominant villages i...