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| | Russia - Minority Peoples and Their Territories |
 | | In 1936 the oblast was redesignated an autonomous republic, but both ethnic groups were exiled to Central Asia in 1944 for alleged collaboration with the invading Germans. | | | The republic was reinstated in 1957, and what was left of the original population was allowed to return. | | | In 1944 the Balkars, like certain other North Caucasus groups, were deported to Central Asia because of their alleged collaboration with the Nazis, and the region was renamed the Kabardin Autonomous Oblast. |
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http://countrystudies.us/russia/34.htm
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| | Foreign mass media: Tatarstan's Treaty with Russia... |
| | Evidently, some conveniently created political parties and their leaders in substantial numbers were present in the constitutional conference "to vote" according to Russian authorities' wishes; and to checkmate the nationalist leaders of the autonomous republics. | | | With deadly force, Yeltsin had especially conveyed the message to twenty-one autonomous republics, including Talarstan, that he was determined to use force against his personal opponents and the secessionist leaders in the regions. | | | Like the Communists who led the abortive coup in August 1991 against Gorbachev, Rustkoi and Khasbultov were convinced that the silent majority and the Armed Forces were on their side and longed for a return of the CPSU's centralized and authoritarian rule. |
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http://www.kcn.ru/tat_en/politics/dfa/f_media/malik.htm
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| | Foreign mass media: The Dog That Didn't Bark: Tatarstan and Asymmetrical Federalism ... |
| | The republic has interpreted this to mean that the federal government cannot send conscripts from Tatarstan to Chechnya (thereby implying that Chechnya is independent), and it has therefore objected to the fact that some conscripts from Tatarstan have been forced to serve in Chechnya. | | | As a result, the most significant pro-Moscow political force in the republic at the time was the Tatar branch of the Democratic Party of Russia (DPR), a Russia-wide democratic-centrist party headquartered in Moscow. | | | Although Khasbulatov's threat was not carried out, it reinforced Kazan's belief that the "democrats" in Moscow were the republic's political enemies. |
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http://www.kcn.ru/tat_en/politics/dfa/f_media/tatar.htm
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| | Sovereignty after Empire: Peaceworks: Publications: U.S. Institute of Peace |
| | As the military launched its assault, the Russian government declined to declare a state of emergency—a constitutional requirement under such circumstances—in which the upper chamber of the parliament must approve such an action, approval that the government knew would be difficult to obtain. | | | One bold attempt to prevent the growing sovereignization of the republics was the abortive Communist coup of August 1991. | | | Besides the collapse of Communist power, the most important result of the coup attempt was a rise in centrifugal forces, resulting in numerous proclamations of self-determination across the rapidly disintegrating Soviet Union. |
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http://www.usip.org/pubs/peaceworks/pwks19/chap3_19.html
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| | <Turkistan-Newsletter> Analysis 97:1-4, 4 June 1997 |
| | The political leadership of the Bashkir republic is in its nature and | | | of the Bashkir nation, there would be no Bashkir republic. | | | The national leadership in the ethnic republics could not get rid of the |
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http://www.euronet.nl/users/sota/TN9714.htm
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| | Republics of the Soviet Union - Art History Online Reference and Guide |
| | All of them were socialist republics, and all of them, with the exception of Russia had their own Communist parties. | | | The republics then all became independent states, with the post-Soviet governments in most cases consisting largely of the government personnel of the former Soviet republics. | | | An attempt to declare the Polish Soviet Socialist Republic was made during the Soviet assault in the Polish-Soviet War of 1919-1922, by the Polish Provisional Revolutionary Committee headed by Julian Marchlewski in Bialystok. |
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http://www.arthistoryclub.com/art_history/Soviet_Republics
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| | CONSTITUTION (FUNDAMENTAL LAW) OF THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS |
| | The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is a socialist state of the whole people, expressing the will and interests of the workers, peasants, and intelligentsia, the working people of all the nations and nationalities of the country. | | | A Union Republic is a sovereign Soviet socialist state that has united with other Soviet Republics in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. | | | The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is an integral, federal, multinational state formed on the principle of socialist federalism as a result of the free self-determination of nations and the voluntary association of equal Soviet Socialist Republics. |
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http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/ussr.htm
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| | LAW OF GEORGIA ON THE BUDGET SYSTEM |
| | Autonomous Republics and Local authorities are entitled to borrow only from the Government or, with the permission of the Minister, according to procedures determined by legislation. | | | After reviewing the annual report on the state budget performance, as well as after the report of the Chamber of Control of Georgia, the Parliament shall issue a resolution on its approval or disapproval no later than November 1. | | | Local budgets shall be executed in accordance with the principles of Article 26 and according to the guidelines pursuant to Articles 28-36 of this law and the organic law on local governance and self-governance. |
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http://www.rapa-dai.com.ge/Law/BudgetSystem.htm
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| | Georgia Districts |
| | ISO-1996 listed two autonomous republics, and stated vaguely that there were also some prefectures, but it had not obtained their names or quantity. | | | I will call these two versions FIPS-1995 and FIPS-1998. | | | ISO-1998 lists both the autonomous republics and the regions and cities that are contained in those republics; therefore, this area is covered twice. |
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http://www.statoids.com/yge.html
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| | Autonomous Oblasts of Russia |
| | The Russian Federation is divided into 89 subjects (administrative units), 1 of which is an autonomous oblast : | | | MAGAZINES Demokratizatsiya 9/22/2001 Hahn, Gordon M. small and sparsely populated autonomous national okrugs and oblasts into their large but of ten sparsely... | | | Putin's federal reforms: reintegrating Russia 's legal space or upsetting the metastability of Russia 's asymmetrical fede... |
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http://hallencyclopedia.com/Autonomous_Oblasts_of_Russia
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| | Georgia Regions |
| | This new list is the same as the one below, based on the Georgian Parliament Web page, which I posted here over a year ago. | | | A substantial part of Kars was lost to Turkey in World War I. Georgia declared independence on 1918-05-26. | | | It became part of the Transcaucasian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic on 1922-12-15, and remained so until the dissolution of that republic in 1936. |
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