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« Je vais parler ouvertement. J’ai raison. Nous sommes les occupants. Une vidéo partagée par l’agence Reuters montre une mère de famille russe interpellant vivement un député russe à Nalchik, dans la région du Caucase, lundi 26 septembre, au sujet de la mobilisation partielle des troupes russes annoncée par le président Vladimir Poutine. « L’Ukraine ne fait plus partie de l’URSS depuis longtemps », ajoute-t-elle. Indris Tlupov, le chef adjoint de l’administration de la République de Kabardino-Balkarie (KRB), aurait menacé la manifestante de sanctions pénales pour avoir exprimé son opinion.

Summery of two Chapters from the coming book of Professor Walter Richmond on the Circassian genocide

Symphonic Music
The Vocal works
Adigaxer them qikhwme

In Cooperation with:
The Circassian Cultural Institute

Monday, May 21, 2007
(Official Circassian Memorial Day)

AGENDA

Introduction
Glen E. Howard
President, The Jamestown Foundation

Opening Remarks
Zack Barsik
President, the Circassian Cultural Institute

MORNING PANEL

The Circassians

Paul Henze
Rand Corporation (Retired)
"Who are the Circassians? A Historical Perspective on the Circassians and Imperial Russia"

Dr. Kemal Karpat
Director of the Center of Turkish Studies, Department of History, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"The Circassian Migration to Turkey"

Fatima Tlisova
Former North Caucasus Correspondent, Regnum News Agency
"The Circassians Today & the Resurgence of Circassian Nationalism in the North Caucasus"

Glen E. Howard
Moderator

Coffee Break

Russia’s Circassian Frontier

Dr. John Colarusso
McMaster University
Moderator

Ali Berzeg
Executive Director, Circassian Congress Movement, Maikop, Adygeia, Russia
"The Democratic NGO Movement in Adygeia"

Haci Bayram
Human Rights Activist
"NGOs in the North Caucasus & Their Impact on Civil Society & the War in Chechnya"

Dr. Matthew Light
Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Massachusetts Amherst
"The Proposed Merger of Adygeia and Krasnodarskii Krai: Why, Why Now, and What Next?"

Mairbek Vachagaev
Doctoral Candidate Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris, France
"The Military Jammats in Karachai-Cherkess"

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Paul Goble
Professor, Institute of World Politics
"Are the Circassians Again Looking Beyond Their Borders?"

AFTERNOON PANEL

The Circassian Diaspora

Dr. Kemal Karpat
Director of the Center of Turkish Studies, Department of History, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Moderator

Dr. Alexandre Toumarkine
Vice Director, The French Research Institute, Istanbul, Turkey
"Where Are the Circassians Today? The Circassian Diaspora in Turkey & the Middle East"

Ziad Hajjo
Circassian-American
"The Circassian Diaspora in America"

CLOSE OF CONFERENCE

Circassians (Adyghe people) and Ukrainians. Common past --- Про черкесів (адиґи / касоги), південно-східних сусідів українців, один з найдревніших народів планети...і історично набагато ближчий українцям, ніж більшість собі уявляє... --- Circassian song & music. Circassians greatly influenced Ukrainian cossacks. In fact many Ukrainian cossacks were of Circassian stock. Likewise a great number of Circassians settled upon Dnieper and Sniporid rivers in Ukraine (Cherkasy & Poltava provinces), first in 14th century (founded Cherkasy, Chyhyryn, Pyatyhortsi). So, emblem of Chyhyryn, cossack capital of Ukraine has same 3 Circassian arrows as national flag of Circassia. In general, Dnieper Ukrainians and Ukrainians Zaporozhian cossacks were called and referred Cherkasy (Circassians, just as Caucasus Circassians) by Moscow authorities in 16 - 17 th centuries...

Then again in Podolian region of Ukraine in the 16th century, when 5 Circassian kings with 300 soldiers moved to Ukraine upon the invitation of Polish king (as Ukraine was part of Poland then). They even formed famous Piatihortsy regiment (pancerny) in Polish royal army, famous for its bravery. Likewise a number of Circassian warriors from tribe Zhane (Christian Circassians) followed Ukrainian cossack leader Dmytro Bayda-Vyshnevetsky to found Zaporozhian Sich, the seat of Ukrainian cossackdom. Together they fought the Crimean Khanate (Tatars), the common enemy of Ukrainians and Circassians...

Ukrainian linguist Tyshchenko name the following Caucasian placenames in Ukraine: Zanky (Nizhyn dist.), Tushebyn (Rivne reg.), Koverdyna (from Circassian Kabarda tribe, Shyshaky dist., Poltava reg.), Abazivka (Poltava dist. & Kharkiv reg, from Abazin people), Kivshuvata (south Kyiv reg.) , Lazky (from Laz people), Tsukury (from Tsakhur people), Pslo, Psolia, Vorskla, Subot and Ukrainian words of Caucasian origin like kuntush, habardyn, svynets, skovoroda, kuvalda, zhrabno, zubr, chereshnia, osokir, vyno, oliya, moroka, mech, sharpaty.

It is very likely that Ukrainian hetman Ivan Mazepa (one of the greatest leaders of Ukraine from 17th cen.) was also of Circassian origin (of Christian Circassians), as his last name is Circassian (Mazepe means "early moon"). Christian Circassians were escaping into Ukraine, after Tatars and Turks started forceful islamization of Christian Circassians from the late 15th cen. In Ukraine, lords of Kyiv lands used them as southern border guards - the border with Crimean Khanate was in Ukrainian steppe then, just south from modern Cherkasy. It is also said that popular Ukrainian last name Shevchenko is likewise Circassian. Shevdzhens were Circassian Christian priests and -ko means son in Circassian. In general, there is no doubt that Dnieper Ukrainians absorbed a fair amount of these Christian Circassians immigrants.

Для з'ясування родоводу Мазеп велике значення має прояснення питання походження їхнього прізвища. У кабардинській (черкаській) мові слово "мазэ"(a) означає "місяць«, а «мазэпэ» — "першу фазу місяця, його початок". Оскільки у гербі гетьмана присутнє саме таке небесне світило, то це означає, що перед нами — не випадковий звуковий збіг.

http://www.mazepa.name/rodovid....-hetmana-ivana-mazep

About Circassian Petyhorce regiment (from Podolia, Ukraine) read here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petyhorcy (Pety Hory = Five Mountains, name for Circassian Kabarda region in the North Caucasus)

About Circassian (Adyghe) language, called Adygebze: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adyghe_language
About Circassians (Adyghe people): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adyghe_people

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This is a lyrics video of the official national anthem of the Republic of Adygea which is a federal subject in the Russian Federation - titled as the "State Anthem of Republic of Adygea (Адыгэ Республикэм и Гимн / Adygæ Respublikæm i Gimn)". As a disclaimer I am still showing respect of the anthem while I wrote down the original Adyghe text at the bottom so you can sing along with it. I just think this video I made looks great and liked the way it turned out.


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Уэркъ къафэ - Къудей Ф., Битокъу А. (0:15)
Гуащэ гъасэ (9:02)
Мэздэгу къафэ (15:07)
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https://sites.google.com/site/....adygheproduction/hom

The quotations and the pictures/paintings gives you an image how honoured the Adyghe people (especially the women) were and are.

Music used: Best Circassian Music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzpuRwL92Jg

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(20 Aug 2012) LEAD-IN:
The fighting in Syria is spilling out across the Middle East as refugees flee.
People from one ethnic group, the Circassians are escaping to Russia to find their long lost ancestors in the North Caucasus.
In the 1860s they fled to Syria to escape fighting in their ancestral homeland, and now they are trying to return.
STORYLINE:
Rim Kray is a refugee from Aleppo in Syria, and now she resides in this small, cramped room with her two sons.
She is living in a single room in a sanatorium in Nalchik in Russia's Caucasus region.
The refugee from Aleppo says she was worried for her two sons' safety, so the family left Syria for Russia.
"We were afraid of bombings and armed people who were attacking. So because of the kids we had to leave everything we had there and go away," she says.
In the 1860s many Circassians such as Kray's ancestors fled Russia.
The Circassians fiercely resisted the Russian czarist conquest that ended in the 1860s after decades of scorched-earth warfare, mass killings or expulsions that some historians and politicians consider genocide.
Now, hundreds of Circassians are fleeing war-torn Syria for this remote Russian region of soaring peaks and lush forests.
In the coming months, thousands more are expected to arrive in Kabardino-Balkariya, a Caucasus province the size of Maryland with a population of less than 900,000, two-thirds of which is ethnic Circassian.
Circassians were widely dispersed in the Russian expulsions.
An estimated 2 million live in Turkey, another 100,000 in Syria and other sizable populations are in Jordan and the United States. But their sense of ethnic unity remains strong and the pull of their homeland compelling.
The region they have come back to is afflicted by violence, too. The Caucasus republics are plagued by an Islamic insurgency that spread from Chechnya's separatist wars.
A brazen 2005 raid of Islamists on Nalchik left 130 people dead, and Kabardino-Balkariya still experiences occasional small clashes.
Despite the violence, Circassians say they feel comfortable in their ancestral homeland.
But the refugees arriving say the economic prospects in the area are greater than in the Middle East.
Natai al-Sharkas, a 35-year-old Syrian refugee from Damascus says some of the conflict in the Caucasus are similar to the Middle East.
Al Sharkas's great-grandfather Koushoukou, his brother and two cousins were forcibly drafted and sent to the Russian-Turkish war of the late 1870s.
They had to fight Ottoman Turks - fellow Muslims whose sultans supported Circassian resistance and provided refuge for hundreds of thousands of Circassians. After killing his officer in Bulgaria, Koushoukou joined the Turkish military and ended his life in Damascus - part of Ottoman Turkey at the time.
Al Sharkas, which means Circassian in Arabic, used a network of family connections, along with Facebook, to find relatives in Kabardino-Balkariya and other parts of Russia.
He encourages his Syrian relatives to follow him to the Caucasus, although now, because of the fighting, it hardly seems possible.
"It's the same situation in the Middle East, you know, you always have problems almost everywhere, such kind of problems. If it's not some Islamic insurgency, so it will be mafia and criminal activities. So, everywhere in the world you have this situation. The major problem is the economical problem, I believe, and here, I think that Caucasus has the huge opportunity to be developed and to be a very developed area," says al-Sharkas.
Without residence and work permits, they will have to leave the country when their visas expire.

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it is world heritage site-Konark sun temple of Odisha,it is very beautiful monument, it was build in 2nd century.

Jonty Yamisha is a language activist, an "accidental polyglot" in his own words, a "third-generation Circassian refugee," and the founder of OptiLingo, an audio-based language app that uses "guided immersion" to help people reach fluency in foreign languages more quickly. We discuss the Circassian language and cultural history, how he's raising his children bilingually, and how he "steals back" time for language learning amid his busy professional and family life.

For show notes, visit https://languagemastery.com/blog/jonty-yamisha.