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A concise bibliography (5/5)
Pax Christi, 27 January 1996
[Publisher's note: the other parts of this series which have been marked up are located in other sections of the History of the Chechen Republic.]
Aliyeva, S. “Tak eto bylo, Natsionalnye repressii v SSSR 1919-1952 gody” (v 3-x tomakh). Moskva: Rossiysky Mezhdunarodny Fond Kultury “Insan”. 1993.
Amnesty International. “Russia: Amnesty Raises Treatment of Captured Russian Troops”. London. 19 January 1995.
Avtorkhanov, A. “Imperiya Kremlya, Sovetsky Tip Kolonializma”. Vilnyus, Aktsionernoye Obshchestvo Moskovskogo Obedineniya Izbirateley i Firma INPA. 1990
Bennigsen, A. and S. Enders Wimbush. “Muslims of the Soviet Empire”. London: Hurst. 1986.
Bennigsen Broxup, Marie. “The Chechens and Ingush during the Soviet Period and its Antecedents” in: Bennigsen Broxup, Marie (ed.): The North Caucasian Barrier, The Russian Advance towards the Muslim World. pp. 146-194. London: Hurst. 1992.
Bryan, Fanny E. “Anti-religious Activity in the Chechen-Ingush Republic of the USSR and the Survival of Islam”. in: Central Asian Survey, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 99-115. 1984.
Comrie, B. “The Languages of the Soviet Union”. Cambridge. 1981.
Dementeva, I. (”Izvestiya”) “Voyna i Mir Prigorodnogo Rayona”. Izd. Khabra. 1994.
Geiger, B. (e.a.). “Peoples and Languages of the Caucasus”. The Hague. 1959.
Goldenberg, Suzanna. “Pride of Small Nations, the Caucasus and Post-Soviet disorder”. London: Zed Books. 1994.
Gorlov, A.G. “Kriminalny Rezhim. Chechnja 1991-1995 g.g., Fakty, Dokumenty, Svidetelstva”. Moskva: Kodeks, Obedinennaya Redaktsiya MVD RF. 1995.
Government of the Chechen Republic. “Ternisty put k svobode, Pravitelstvennye dokumenty Chechenskoy Respubliki, Stati, Intervyu”. Vilnyus (printed by order of the Chechen Governnment). 1993.
Henze, Paul. “The Demography of the Caucasus according to 1989 Soviet Census Data”. in: Central Asian Survey. Vol. 10, Nr. 1/2, pp. 147-170. 1991.
Hogenkamp, J. “Ingushetia, Chechenia, Report of the UNPO mission to the Republic of Ingushetia and the Chechen Republic-Ichkeria (December 5-12, 1994)”. The Hague: UNPO (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization). April 1995.
Human Rights Watch. “Russia. Russia's War in Chechnya: Victims Speak Out”. Vol. 7, No. 1. New York. January 1995.
Human Rights Watch. “Russia. War in Chechnya; New Report from the Field”. Vol. 7, No. 2. New York. January 1995.
Human Rights Watch. “Russia. Three Months War in Chechnya”. Vol. 7, No. 6. New York. February 1995.
Human Rights Watch. “Russia, Partisan War in Chechnya on the Eve of the WWII Commemoration”. Vol. 7, No. 8. New York. May 1995.
International Alert. “Chechnia, A Report”. London. November 1992.
International Commission of Jurists. “The Russian Armed Intervention in Chechnya and its Human Rights Implications”. Geneva. October 1995.
Khasbulatov, Ruslan I. “Chechnya; mne ne dali ostanivit voynu”. Moskva: Paleya.
Kosven, M.O. (a.o., ed.s). Narody Kavkaza I, Moskva: Nauka. 1960.
Krag, Helen and Lars Funch. “The North Caucasus, Minorities at a Cross- roads”. London: Minority Rights Group. 1995.
Kurginyan, S., Solokhin V., M. Podkopayeva. “Chechenskij Vzryv, doklad, prochitanny na klube “Soderzhatelnoe Edinstvo”. in: Zavtra. No. 51, Moskva. 8 December 1994.
Lewis, E.G. “Multilingualism in the Soviet Union”. Den Haag. 1972.
Lucas, Michael R. “The War in Chechnya and the OSCE Code of Conduct”. in: Helsinki Monitor: Quarterly on Security and Cooperation in Europe”. Utrecht. June 1995.
Narochnitskij, A.L. “Istoriya Narodov Severnogo Kavkaza (konets XVIII v.—1917 g.)”. Moskva: Nauka. 1988.
Nekrich, Aleksandr M. “The Punished peoples”. New York: Norton. 1978.
Omrod, Jane. “North Caucasus: Fragmentation or Federation?” in: Bremmer, Ian, and Taras, Ray (eds.): Nations and politics in the Soviet successor States. Cambridge, University Press. 1993.
OSCE. “Report of the OSCE Human Rights Assistance Group to the Russian Federation, Including the Region of the Chechen Crisis”. Prague. March 1995.
Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights. “Report on the Human Rights Situation in Chechnya”. Strasbourg. 29 June 1995.
Piotrovskij, B.B. “Istorija Narodov Severnogo Kavkaza s drevneyshikh vremen do kontsa XVIII v.”. Moskva: Nauka. 1988.
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Tskhovrebov, Zelim. “An Unfolding Case of Genocide: Chechnya, World Order and the ‘Right to Be Left Alone’”. in: Nordic Journal of International Law. Vol 64, No. 2. Lund. 1995.
Vasilyeva, Olga and Muzayev, Timur. “Severny Kavkaz v poiskakh regionalnoy ideologii”. Moskva: Progress. 1994.
Vinogradov, V.B., Mezhidov, D.D., and Uspayev G.I. “Religioznye Verovaniya v dorevolyutsionnoy Checheno-Ingushetii”. Grozny: Ch-I Gos. Universitet. 1981.
Yakovlev, N. “Ingushi, populyarny ocherk”. 1925. (a second edition in two small volumes was recently reprinted as a supplement to the Ingush Journal Dakaste/Dom).
Yandarbiyev, Zelimkhan. “V preddverii nezavisimosti”. Grozny: Ichkeriya. 1994.