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Original Article

Cyprus Problem And Its Place In Soviet-Turkish Relations In 1960–1970s

Rustam Alkhazurovich Tovsultanov
ORCiD ,
Malika Sharipovna Tovsultanova
,
Liliya Nadipovna Galimova

Keywords: Cyprus question, Turkey, USSR, Makarios, enosis

Article no: 204

Pages 1546-1552

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.204

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Original Article

Questions Of The Chechen-Russian Bilinguvism In The Chechen Republic

Aza Yakhyayeva*
,
Nadejda Abakarova
,
Svetlana Yusupova
,
Khaifa Dzeitova
,
Zulikhan Evloeva

Keywords: Bilingualism, language situation, language policy, Chechen-Russian bilingualism

Article no: 451

Pages 3361-3368

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.451

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Original Article

Dialogue of Cultures of Teaching of Russian as a foreign Language in the Chinese Audience: Approaches and Solutions

Zulfiya F. Yusupova

Keywords: Russian as a foreign language; the principle of dialogue of languages and cultures; Chinese audience; Russian culture

Article no: 33

Pages 203-207

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.33

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