- Page 1 and 2: THE DIVERSITY OF THE CHECHEN CULTUR
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The mosque of Nikaroi. 57
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are represented side by side with c
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64 According to Zura Madayeva’s f
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66 personal emotional experience, t
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68 ETHICS The Chechen ethical syste
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70 The junzi is true to the golden
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72 political advance 117 . The ethi
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74 conduct and relations with his s
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76 The Maistoin-Erk River
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78 ethics. The ideal gentleman cert
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80 The scholar considers the “inv
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82 social and spiritual level one m
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84 The combat tower of Shatoi. 14th
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86 LITERATURE Written Chechen liter
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88 linguist and educationalist Pyot
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90 class struggle and collectivisat
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92 The Coordination Council of the
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94 The novel The Murid of the Revol
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96 THEATRE The Chechen theatre has
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98 Guisers of the New Year and othe
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100 Fool — usually the host, the
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104 The Khanpasha Nuradilov Chechen
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106 newly-cut gem to win a name for
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108 A scene from Alexander Ostrovsk
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110 MUSIC Music is one of the longe
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114 The gradual sequential descendi
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116 became classics — suffice to
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118 Composer Adnan Shahbulatov and
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120 piano and the orchestra, Vainak
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122 DANCING Dancing is one of the o
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126 The many genres of Chechen folk
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132 The Indian ritual dance The Gol
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134 The Vainakh folk song-and-dance
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PART III Tangible Cultural Heritage
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Timofei Granovsky, surgeon Fefor In
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owed his prominence to the portrait
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dedicated to his roots. That is the
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people through all adversities. Man
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lines — all are saturated with th
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symbols. These bizarre shapes creat
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figurine, also unearthed in the set
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Maikop archaeological culture, whic
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North Caucasus from Transcaucasia 1
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Koban vessels are lavishly decorate
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Chechen clothiers were known throug
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The United Chechen State Museum, as
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were the following exhibits: Roubau
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Leo Tolstoy Literature and Ethnogra
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museum was established by the Cultu
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It has elaborated a general concept
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connected with the underworld cults
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ones. Builders knew how to daub the
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The perfection of primitive art mad
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finds because the original area of
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loftiest hut and dispenses upright
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the 1 st century B.C., according to
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stone walls, which were the only ma
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When the problem was studied more p
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information about the earlier Chech
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een mercilessly destroyed ever sinc
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The two lower stories were intended
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notched logs leaning on the edge. T
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are groundless. After sons and daug
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and with the appearance of a new cu
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There is a bed in it, huge chests o
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Dwelling and combat towers were fre
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Markovin 221 . He regarded them as
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massive timber beams projecting a s
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and wayfarers in case of sudden mil
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warnings of war danger. Timber towe
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Bashen-Kala and Nikhaloi towers), s
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tapering at a 4-6 angle. The Guchan
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Lake Galanchozh. 217
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tonnes — were brought to the site
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with flat roofs were, however, tall
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embrasures in the lower part of the
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stone slabs resting on two, three o
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was best suited for defence. Its he
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most probably built later than the
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stone blocks were used for the foun
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destroyed the remains of their stat
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Two combat towers have survived in
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The castle of Meshi. 237
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The system fully deserves its name
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A major part of the signal system h
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The villages of Melkhista connected
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no exaggeration to qualify as one o
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25. Белокуров С.А. Сн
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88. Заходер Б.Н. Касп
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152. Леонтович Ф.И. Ад
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220. Струве В.В. Истор
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273. ал-Истахри. Книг
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316. Габуев Т.А. Некот
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361. Кореневский С.Н.
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406. Попов И. Ичкерин
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Lecha Ilyasov is the Director of th
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Ziya Bazhayev Charity Foundation Th