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Main Author:	Souleimanov, Emil (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Frankfurt am Main [u.a.] Lang 2007
Subjects:	Geschichte Tschetschenienkriege Caucasus > Ethnic relations Chechni͡a (Russia) > History > Civil War, 1994- Chechni͡a (Russia) > Relations > Russia (Federation) Russia (Federation) > Relations > Chechni͡a
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Item Description:	Literaturverz. S. 361-366
Physical Description:	366 S.
ISBN:	3631560400 9783631560402 0820487651

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adam_text	Contents Preface by Anatol Lieven ..............................................13 I. The Chechens: An ethnic portrait ....................................17 The Caucasus ........................................................17 Origins of the Chechens ...............................................18 Village defence - home defence .........................................19 Tamerlane s invasions and their impact on the formation of society ............20 Feudal clashes - the collapse of feudal society and the beginning of mountain democracy ..........................................................20 Tukkhums and teyps ..................................................21 The culture of violence in the Caucasus. Vying for prestige ..................24 Adat law and the blood feud ............................................26 Chechen fatalism - yakh ..............................................30 Hospitality ..........................................................34 Mountain etiquette ....................................................35 Attitudes towards women ..............................................37 Chechen humour .....................................................39 Differences between mountain people, and townspeople and lowland dwellers . .40 II. The Great Caucasian War .........................................43 In the beginning ......................................................43 The eighteenth century - the increasing expansion of the Russian Empire ......44 Ushurma Mansur s rebellion ............................................47 Yermolov s policies ...................................................49 Shamil of Gimry: The third imam .......................................52 Islam, naqshbandiyya and the principles of Shamil s imamate ..............53 Military tactics .....................................................56 Shamil s capture and the end of the Great Caucasian War .................57 The war and its consequences ..........................................58 Shamil and the Chechens ..............................................61 Between resistance and loyalty ..........................................62 War losses ...........................................................67 Contents Sheikh Kunta-Haji and qadiriyya ........................................ III. Chechnya as part of the Soviet state ................................ 71 The hope for independence ............................................. Deportation under Stalin ............................................... Russification ................................................ ........ The demographic boom, urbanisation, and the rise of Chechen mafia ........79 81 IV. The Chechen revolution ........................................... 81 Vaynakh revival ...................................................... The Dudayev phenomenon ............................................. Chechen independence (1991-1994)..................................... 84 Negotiating from a position of power .................................... Dudayev s (sutyethnocracy ............................................. 92 1992-1994: The menace of civil war ..................................... 93 1993: Changes in Russia ............................................... 95 V. The first Chechen war ............................................. 95 The prelude to the invasion ............................................. 98 November 26, 1994: Attack on Grozny ................................... 100 The beginning of the Chechen war ..................................... 102 The enemies at the beginning of the campaign ............................ 1(14 The target: The Presidential Palace in Grozny ............................ The New Year s Eve fiasco ............................................ The war and its reflection in Russian society ............................. 109 The occupation of Grozny. Mountain warfare ............................. Attack on Samashki .................................................. Attack on Budennovsk ............................................... из Negotiations and bombardment ........................................ Attack on Kizlyar .................................................... ll4 Dudayev s death and intensified negotiations ............................. President Yandarbiyev ................................................ ^ The Khasavyurt Peace Accords ........................................ ^ Summary ..........................................................^0 Specifics of the decision-making process ................................ Personalisation of the conflict ...... ................... Contents 9 Victims of the first Chechen war .......................................125 VI. Internar Chechnya and the invasion of Dagestan ...................127 Chechen independence (1996-1999)....................................127 Politicisation of Islam ................................................132 Wahhabism, Salafism, Jihadism ........................................135 Socio-economic developments in Dagestan ..............................143 Spread of Salafism in Dagestan ........................................144 Invasion of Dagestan .................................................147 The situation in Russia on the eve of the second Chechen war ...............150 The Putin phenomenon and terrorist attacks in Russian cities ................152 VD. The beginnings of the second Chechen war ........................159 Changes in public opinion .............................................159 Preparing for the invasion .............................................162 Phase 1 of the operation: Forming a security zone .........................164 Phase 2 of the operation: Blockading Grozny .............................165 Phase 3 of the operation: The attack on Grozny and battles in the towns ......167 Figures for the warring parties .........................................167 The battle of Grozny .................................................168 Results of the active phase of warfare ...................................170 Military casualties .................................................170 Civilian casualties .................................................171 VIII. The human rights situation in Chechnya .........................173 Zachistkas ..........................................................173 Filtration points and torture ............................................176 Checkpoints ........................................................178 Disappearances ......................................................179 Rape ..............................................................180 Capricious courts ....................................................181 Attitude of Russian officials ...........................................184 Blocking of international inspections ....................................186 Summary ..........................................................188 Contents IRQ К. Normalisation .................................................. loy 189 Competing options ................................................... Ahmad Kadyrov ..................................................... 191 IQ« The technology of Chechen elections ................................... iyj The constitutional referendum ....................................... 17J 198 The presidential election ............................................ Kadyrov and the fate of Chechenisation ............................... 202 The Chechen militia ................................................. The pitfalls of Chechenisation ........................................ 211 The free presidential election of Alu Alkhanov ........................ 216 218 Ramzan s era ..................................................... Conclusion ......................................................... z X. The resistance ................................................... 227 997 Maskhadov s attempts at negotiation .................................... Changes to the mood in society and peace projects ........................ ΖώΟ 941 Hope from Lichtenstein ............................................... Summary of terrorist and other attacks during the current conflict in Chechnya (since 2000)............................................. 233 Tragedy in the Dubravka Theatre ....................................... 236 Situation inside the theatre .......................................... 2 Circumstances of the attack ......................................... 2 Circumstances of the investigation .................................... 2 Tragedy in Beslan ................................................... 246 Circumstances of the court investigation ............................... Federal responses .................................................. The situation inside the resistance movement after the year 2000............ 2 l Radicalisation ..................................................... 265 Ethnification ...................................................... 268 Individualisation .................................................. Internationalisation ................................................ Regionalisation ................................................... Recent attacks on Grozny, Nazran and Nalchik ........................... The socio-economic and political situation in the North Caucasian republics .. .290 Contents 11 The emergence of jamaats in the north-western Caucasus and their radicalisation .......................................................292 Ingushetia ........................................................297 North Ossetia .....................................................297 Dagestan and the Stavropol Region ...................................298 Summary ..........................................................299 XL The Chechen war and Russian society .............................303 The media aspect ....................................................303 Reorganisation of the state ............................................307 Xenophobia and intolerance ...........................................311 Conclusion .........................................................314 Endnotes..........................................................317 Glossary ...........................................................357 Bibliography on the Russian-Chechen conflict and related issues .........361
adam_txt	Contents Preface by Anatol Lieven .13 I. The Chechens: An ethnic portrait .17 The Caucasus .17 Origins of the Chechens .18 Village defence - home defence .19 Tamerlane's invasions and their impact on the formation of society .20 Feudal clashes - the collapse of feudal society and the beginning of mountain democracy .20 Tukkhums and teyps .21 The culture of violence in the Caucasus. Vying for prestige .24 Adat law and the blood feud .26 Chechen fatalism - yakh' .30 Hospitality .34 Mountain etiquette .35 Attitudes towards women .37 Chechen humour .39 Differences between mountain people, and townspeople and lowland dwellers . .40 II. The Great Caucasian War .43 In the beginning .43 The eighteenth century - the increasing expansion of the Russian Empire .44 Ushurma Mansur's rebellion .47 Yermolov's policies .49 Shamil of Gimry: The third imam .52 Islam, naqshbandiyya and the principles of Shamil's imamate .53 Military tactics .56 Shamil's capture and the end of the Great Caucasian War .57 The war and its consequences .58 Shamil and the Chechens .61 Between resistance and loyalty .62 War losses .67 Contents Sheikh Kunta-Haji and qadiriyya . III. Chechnya as part of the Soviet state .' 71 The hope for independence . Deportation under Stalin . Russification .'. The demographic boom, urbanisation, and the rise of "Chechen mafia" .79 81 IV. The Chechen revolution . 81 Vaynakh revival . The Dudayev phenomenon . Chechen independence (1991-1994). 84 Negotiating from a position of power . Dudayev's (sutyethnocracy . 92 1992-1994: The menace of civil war . 93 1993: Changes in Russia . 95 V. The first Chechen war . 95 The prelude to the invasion . 98 November 26, 1994: Attack on Grozny . 100 The beginning of the Chechen war . 102 The enemies at the beginning of the campaign . 1(14 The target: The Presidential Palace in Grozny . The New Year's Eve fiasco . The war and its reflection in Russian society . 109 The occupation of Grozny. Mountain warfare . Attack on Samashki .' Attack on Budennovsk . из Negotiations and bombardment . Attack on Kizlyar . ll4 Dudayev's death and intensified negotiations . President Yandarbiyev . ^ The Khasavyurt Peace Accords . ^ Summary .^0 Specifics of the decision-making process . Personalisation of the conflict . . Contents 9 Victims of the first Chechen war .125 VI. Internar Chechnya and the invasion of Dagestan .127 Chechen independence (1996-1999).127 Politicisation of Islam .132 Wahhabism, Salafism, Jihadism .135 Socio-economic developments in Dagestan .143 Spread of Salafism in Dagestan .144 Invasion of Dagestan .147 The situation in Russia on the eve of the second Chechen war .150 The Putin phenomenon and terrorist attacks in Russian cities .152 VD. The beginnings of the second Chechen war .159 Changes in public opinion .159 Preparing for the invasion .162 Phase 1 of the operation: Forming a security zone .164 Phase 2 of the operation: Blockading Grozny .165 Phase 3 of the operation: The attack on Grozny and battles in the towns .167 Figures for the warring parties .167 The battle of Grozny .168 Results of the active phase of warfare .170 Military casualties .170 Civilian casualties .171 VIII. The human rights situation in Chechnya .173 Zachistkas .173 Filtration points and torture .176 Checkpoints .178 Disappearances .179 Rape .180 Capricious courts .181 Attitude of Russian officials .184 Blocking of international inspections .186 Summary .188 Contents IRQ К. Normalisation . loy 189 Competing options . Ahmad Kadyrov . 191 IQ« The technology of Chechen elections . iyj The constitutional referendum . 17J 198 The presidential election . Kadyrov and the fate of "Chechenisation" . 202 The Chechen militia . The pitfalls of "Chechenisation" . 211 The "free presidential election of Alu Alkhanov" . 216 218 Ramzan's era . Conclusion . z X. The resistance . 227 997 Maskhadov's attempts at negotiation . Changes to the mood in society and peace projects . ΖώΟ 941 Hope from Lichtenstein . Summary of terrorist and other attacks during the current conflict in Chechnya (since 2000). 233 Tragedy in the Dubravka Theatre . 236 Situation inside the theatre . 2 Circumstances of the attack . 2 Circumstances of the investigation . 2 Tragedy in Beslan . 246 Circumstances of the court investigation . Federal responses . The situation inside the resistance movement after the year 2000. 2"l Radicalisation . 265 Ethnification . 268 Individualisation . Internationalisation . Regionalisation . Recent attacks on Grozny, Nazran and Nalchik . The socio-economic and political situation in the North Caucasian republics . .290 Contents 11 The emergence of jamaats in the north-western Caucasus and their radicalisation .292 Ingushetia .297 North Ossetia .297 Dagestan and the Stavropol Region .298 Summary .299 XL The Chechen war and Russian society .303 The media aspect .303 Reorganisation of the state .307 Xenophobia and intolerance .311 Conclusion .314 Endnotes.317 Glossary .357 Bibliography on the Russian-Chechen conflict and related issues .361
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