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Chechnya, tombstone of Russian power, Anatol Lieven ; with photographs by Heidi Bradner

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Chechnya, tombstone of Russian power, Anatol Lieven ; with photographs by Heidi Bradner
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Chechnya
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
39200355
Responsibility statement
Anatol Lieven ; with photographs by Heidi Bradner
Sub title
tombstone of Russian power
Summary
An eyewitness account of the war and an analysis of Chechen tradition and the character of the Chechen nation
Table Of Contents
PART I: THE WAR: A personal memoir of Grozny and the Chechen war -- Russia and Chechnya, 1991-1994: The origins of war -- The course of the Chechen war -- PART II: THE RUSSIAN DEFEAT: The masque of democracy: Russia's liberal capitalist revolution and the collapse of state power -- Who would be a soldier if you could work in a bank? Social and cultural roots of the Russian defeat -- Failure of the Serbian option, 1: The collapse of the Cossacks -- Failure of the Serbian Option, 2: The weakness of the Russian diasporas -- A fish rots from the head: military roots of the Russian defeat -- PART III: THE CHECHEN VICTORY: The two hundred years war: the history and context of the Russian-Chechen conflict -- We are free and equal like wolves: social and cultural roots of the Chechen victory -- The prayers of slaves are not heard in Heaven: Chechnya and Islam, a religious nation or a national religion
Target audience
adult
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