The Languages of the Soviet Union

Isabelle Kreindler · Bernard Comrie

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Tables, Preface Abbreviations Notes on transcription Map of the peoples of the USSR Index to map 1. Introduction 2. Altaic languages 3. Uralic languages 4. Indo-European languages 5. Caucasian languages 6. Paleosiberian and other languages Appendices References Addendum: Recent statistics and literature Indexes.

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