The Nationalities question in the Soviet Union

Abstract

Nationalities policy from Lenin to Gorbachev, Graham Smith the Russians - the dominant nationality, Simon Dixon. Part 1 The Baltic Republics: Estonians, Tonu Parming Latvians, Graham Smith Lithuanians, Stanley Vardys. Part 2 The southwestern borderlands: Ukrainians, Peter Duncan Belorussians, Ralph Clem Moldavians, Johnathen Eyal. Part 3 Transcaucasia: Armenians, Edmond Herzig Azerbaijanis, Tamara Dragadze Georgians, Robert Parsons. Part 4 Muslim Central Asia: Kazakhs, Ingvar Svanberg Uzbeks, Sharin Akiner Turkmens, Annette Bohr Kirgiz, Simon Crisp Tadzhiks, John Payne. Part 5 Non-Russians of the Russian Republic: Volga Tartars, Marie Broxup Buryats, Caroline Humphrey Yakut, Piers Vitebsky. Part 6 The diaspora nationalities: Crimean Tartars, Edward Lazzerini Jews, Yoram Gorlizki. Appendices: territorial and cultural ethnic claims in the Soviot Union.

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