History
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To ''immortalise'' Tatar language: digital capabilities for inquisitive researcher
Historian and expert in Eastern studies Alfrid Bustanov’s column about digitalised Tatar literature
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How Rustam Minnikhanov and Elvira Nabiullina return Tatar minaret to Russian North
Realnoe Vremya’s interview with head of the Tatar community in Arkhangelsk about the opening of the mosque whose restoration was invested by Yegorov and Mistakhov
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''We hope the situation with apartment rental price increase will attract interest of Tatarstan tax authorities''
Tourism in Tatarstan: 3 million tourists, a drop in traffic to the Kazan Kremlin and spring decreases in hotel occupancy
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''Few people remember who built the wall separating North and South Korea''
Alexander Minkin: whether democratization awaits Russia and how journalists become propagandists
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Russian Islam: from the language of polemics with Orthodox Christians and atheists to state projects
Reflections on the topic ''Does Russian Islam have future?'' following Putin's visit to Tatarstan
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Chief Mason of Russia: ''At times, characters dreaming of world domination come to us''
Andrey Bogdanov about Masonry, women and atheists in Masonry
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Vsevolod Chaplin: ''In case of the tsarist family’s murder, all versions should be checked''
Understatement and lack of evidence. Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin’s column about ‘ritual murder’ of the tsarist family and Jews
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''I can't imagine how it was possible for Atatürk to rally the surviving Ottoman soldiers into the Turkish army that could successfully prosecute a war''
Oxford professor over the Ottoman Empire, major battles in WWI, Atatürk's phenomenon and Turkey's interest in the Ottoman heritage
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Nasur Yurushbaev: ''The first film customer was Gazprom, the second — the government of Bashkortostan''
The German-Russian film director tells about how he managed to find traces of the Tatars and Bashkirs in Europe and about the rehabilitation of names
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Rustam Iskhakov dressed Trotsky and Larisa Reisner
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Vitaly Milonov: ''It is necessary to introduce at schools the second language — of Finno-Ugric peoples''
The scandalous deputy of the State Duma of Russia tells about the complex ethnogenesis of the Russians and the necessity of studying minority languages at schools
