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Original Article

Formation Of The Ingush Autonomous Region After Collapse Of The Mountain Republic

Marem Belanovna Dolgieva
,
Timur Khuseinovich Matiev
,
Madina Nazarovna Katieva
,
Zareta Rashidovna Dzumatova

Keywords: Ingushetia, ingush autonomous, mountain republic, region

Article no: 40

Pages 319-326

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.12.40

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Original Article

Problems Of Social Adaptation Of Chechen And Ingush People In Involuntary Settlements

Shamil Khasbulatov
,
Hadji Khizriev
,
Zulai Khasbulatova
,
Zulai Isakieva*

Keywords: Chechens, Ingush people, eviction, Kazakhstan, socialization, diaspora.

Article no: 182

Pages 1351-1358

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.182

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Deportation Of The Chechen And Ingush Peoples To Kazakhstan And Central Asia

Zulai Sulimovna Isakieva
,
Svetlana Ismailovna Akkieva
,
Khatmat Abuevna Matagova

Keywords: Adaptation, Chechens, deportation, employment, ingush, special settlement

Article no: 44

Pages 318-323

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.11.44

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