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The red book of the peoples of the Russian Empire / Margus Kolga ... [and others].

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: DK33 .R433 2001

Overview

Format: Book
Published: Tallinn : NGO Red Book, 2001
Locale: Former Soviet republics
Soviet Union
Other Authors/Editors: Kolga, Margus.
Notes: Covers only those ethnic groups living in the former Soviet Union who can be considered "endangered peoples"--Whose numbers are below 30,000, of whom less than 70% speak their native language, who have no venacular school, literature, or media, etc.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Physical Details

Language: Russian
ISBN: 9985936922
Physical Description: 399 pages : maps ; 22 cm

Keywords & Subjects

Subjects: Ethnology--Former Soviet republics--Dictionaries. Minorities--Former Soviet republics--Dictionaries. Indigenous peoples--Former Soviet republics--Dictionaries. Minorities--Government policy--Soviet Union. Former Soviet republics--Ethnic relations. Dictionaries.

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