S117 · Books · 1971
K.T. Laypanov, Oktyabr v Karachayevo-Cherkesii (Cherkessk, 1971)
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K.T. Laypanov, Oktyabr v Karachayevo-Cherkesii (October in Karachay-Cherkessia). Cherkessk, 1971.
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- Books
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- 1971
Where it is cited
Chapter 7. The Upheaval 7
◈ S117, pp. 56–59, 64 paragraph 7 →
…coup took place in the stanitsa, and on 15 March Ya. Balakhonov’s detachment restored Soviet rule […]. That spring, in the words of a local officer quoted by Shkuro, the new authorities were “trying to secure…
◈ S117, p. 104 paragraph 7 →
…coup took place in the stanitsa, and on 15 March Ya. Balakhonov’s detachment restored Soviet rule […]. That spring, in the words of a local officer quoted by Shkuro, the new authorities were “trying to secure…
◈ S117, p. 105 paragraph 7 →
…coup took place in the stanitsa, and on 15 March Ya. Balakhonov’s detachment restored Soviet rule […]. That spring, in the words of a local officer quoted by Shkuro, the new authorities were “trying to secure…
◈ S117, p. 134 paragraph 7 →
…coup took place in the stanitsa, and on 15 March Ya. Balakhonov’s detachment restored Soviet rule […]. That spring, in the words of a local officer quoted by Shkuro, the new authorities were “trying to secure…
◈ S117, p. 162 paragraph 7 →
…coup took place in the stanitsa, and on 15 March Ya. Balakhonov’s detachment restored Soviet rule […]. That spring, in the words of a local officer quoted by Shkuro, the new authorities were “trying to secure…
◈ S117, pp. 160–161 paragraph 28 →
…an order was issued to punish the stanitsa of Kardonikskaya and the village of Georgiyevsko-Osetinskoye […]. On 26 August Cheremukhin left with a detachment for Karachay; the detachment was destroyed, and he himself…
◈ S117, pp. 146, 189–190 paragraph 28 →
…an order was issued to punish the stanitsa of Kardonikskaya and the village of Georgiyevsko-Osetinskoye […]. On 26 August Cheremukhin left with a detachment for Karachay; the detachment was destroyed, and he himself…
Chapter 13. Vyacheslav’s Line 1
◈ S117, pp. 56–64, 104, 134, 162 paragraph 20 →
…rose in the mountains; and only from mid-September 1920 did the stanitsa remain in Soviet hands for good […]. In the spring of 1918, in the words of a local officer quoted by Shkuro, the new authorities were arresting…