- hypotheses,
often contradicting each other." He
concluded that "Balkarians and
Karachais are
among the most
ancient nationalities of Caucasus. The
roots of their...
- the
importance of the
Karachais'
dependence on the
Ottoman Empire,
Anapa Pasha made
every effort to
ensure that the
Karachais were "subjects of the Turkish...
- 946 Ingush, 698
Karachai, and 386
Balkars were
veterans of the Red Army.
Despite the
appalling conditions, the
Balkars and
Karachais contributed greatly...
- same
Karachai riders, with a
Karachai horse (Igilik),
reaching the
higher western summit. A
third equestrian ascent took
place in 2019, by the
Karachai horseman...
-
various ethnic groups living in the region—the Kalmyks, Chechens, Ingushi,
Karachai, Balkars, and
Crimean Tatars—were
accused of
having collaborated with the...
- Lake
Karachay (Russian: Карача́й),
sometimes spelled Karachai or Karachaj, was a
small lake in the
southern Ural
Mountains in
central Russia. Starting...
- (0.20%)
Azerbaijanis – 510
people (0.14%)
Germans – 406
people (0.11%)
Karachais – 357
people (0.10%)
Dargins – 229
people (0.06%)
Belarusians – 210 people...
-
draft laws to the
Supreme Soviet of
Russia for the
reconstitution of the
Karachai Autonomous Oblast and
Cherkess Autonomous Oblast within the
Russian Federation...
-
those that it had
imposed upon the
deported Russian-Germans, Kalmyks,
Karachais,
Chechens and Ingush. By
October 1946, the
Balkar po****tion had been...
- web}}:
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website of the
largest Karachai horse breeding farm in Europe".
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