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The visualised map of #Adyghe & #Abaza principalities during 18th-19th centuries, prior to Russian conquest of the region. At the time, the newly formed union, widely referred as #Circassia, demonstrated formidable resistance against #Russian aggression.
the link to the map: stramap.com/maps/adyghe

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Alesya Abdullaeva brings up 12 children. She's asked the “People’s Control of Kabardino-Balkaria” to help her get a land plot in Nalchik. A year ago, the authorities allocated a plot of land to Alesya - away from the city, far from roads, and without communications.

Chairman of the Council of United Circassia, Mr. Kenan Kaplan’s Message on the 159th Anniversary of the Circassian Genocide.

Ankara Xase 6

Ankara Xase 14

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Circassian DNA. The Circassians are originally from the North Caucasus and experienced significant losses during long wars with Russia. About 90% died or were exiled, resulting in most living in Turkey today. But what are they genetically? Here we see the breakdown of Circassian DNA on average. They have mainly Caucasian roots, with influences from Turkic peoples, Slavs, Germanic peoples and Sarmatians. The most genetically similar peoples are Karachays and Balkars. However, as we can see here, the values ​​differs by region and tribe. For example, Circassians from Adygea are more similar to Ossetians and Ingush than other Circassians

An excellent documentary about the Circassian history in Egypt.

Circassian Voiceover

February 14, 2023

A message from the Circassian Benevolent Association in Wayne, NJ to all Circassians around the world and especially to those affected by the devastating earthquakes in Turkey & Syria

Sending words of support & prayers are CBA President Hakan Cinaz, CBA Permanent Council Chairperson Zack Barsik, CBA Vice-President Manaf Stas, Council member and representative of Adigha elders in USA Abdin Karden, and Imam Hamid Shublak. Also in attendance were Passaic County Undersheriff Nart Hapatsha, and other CBA members.

#Circassians #Circassia #Adigha #Turkey #Syria

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Circassian Film “Father’s Last Commandment”

Circassian literary film “My Father’s Last Commandment” [«Уэсят»] (1996). In Kabardian Circassian with English subtitles.

Writer: Saladin Zhileteizh (Жылэтеж Сэлэдин).

Produced by M. Sherjes (Шэрджэс М.) for “Adige”, Kabardino-Balkarian Television and Radio Company.

Translated and edited by A. M. Jaimoukha.

Actors:
Vadim Misost (Мысост Вадим) – The protagonist
Sulht’an Qezdex’w (Къэздэхъу СулътIан) – The father
Boris Qezher (Къэжэр Борис) – Father of the bride
Hemsch’ase Sriqwe (Срыкъуэ ХьэмщIасэ) – Mother of the bride
Angela Qermoqwe (Къэрмокъуэ Анжелэ) – The bride

This film should prove of interest to those who are interested in Circassian literature and customs and traditions. Intermediate- and advanced-level learners of Kabardian would find in this film an opportunity to gauge and improve their comprehension skills.

Circassian writer and poet Saladin Zhileteizh (Жылэтеж Сэлэдин) was born of a peasant family in the village of Arschidan in Kabarda in 1940. He worked as an editor at the Kabardian State Television for many years, starting in 1976. Some of his works were turned into television film. Zhileteizh also produced literary collections for children.