The Tatars of Crimea: Return to the Homeland (англ.)

Preface

1 Renewing Self-Awareness
EDWARD A. ALLWORTH

PART I: Forming a Modern Identity

2 A Model Leader for Asia, Ismail Gaspirali
ALAN W. FISHER
3 Ismail Bey Gasprinskii (Gaspirali): The Discourse of Modernism and the Russians
EDWARD J. LAZZERINI
4 Symbols: The National Anthem and Patriotic Songs by Three Poets SEYIT AHMET KIRIMCA
5 Rituals: Artistic, Cultural, and Social Activity
RIZA GÜLÜM
6 Structures: The Importance of Family - A Personal Memoir
MUBEYYIN BATU ALTAN
7 Documents about Forming a Modern Identity

PART II: The Ordeal of Forced Exile

8 The Elders of the New National Movement: Recollections
AYSHE SEYTMURATOVA
9 Mass Exile, Ethnocide, Group Derogation: Anomaly or Norm in Soviet Nationality Policies?
EDWARD A. ALLWORTH
10 Mustafa Jemiloglu, His Character and Convictions
LUDMILLA ALEXEYEVA
II The Crimean Tatar Drive for Repatriation: Some Comparisons with Other Movements of Dissent in the Soviet Union
PETER REDDAWAY
12 Documents about the Ordeal of Forced Exile

PART III: Returning to Crimea

13 The Elusive Homeland
EDWARD A. ALLWORTH
14 Politics in and around Crimea: A Difficult Homecoming
ANDREW WILSON
IS Crimean Tatar Communities Abroad
NERMIN EREN
16 Documents about Returning to Crimea

Bibliography of Recent Publications in English about Crimea
Notes on the Authors
Index