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Whatever the changes they are facing now, it’s nothing more than a brief episode in the long history of the indigenous people of Crimea. Mighty empires have been clashing for Crimea since ancient times and each new winner believes he has secured his foot on this land forever...
Crimea's Tatars — who amount to 12 percent of the peninsula's 2.2 million residents — overwhelmingly boycotted the March 16th referendum for Crimea to become part of Russia. The Tatar's bad history with Russia was a major factor of their decision, as Stalin persecuted and deported them en masse from the Crimean Peninsula in 1944. After the collapse of the Soviet Union Tatars trickled back into Crimea, but their status there was always temporary. With Crimea's much-disputed status as part of Russia following the referendum, the future of the Tatars is a big question mark. VICE News' Simon Ostrovsky spent some time with Tatars in Simferopol in the week leading up to the referendum to get their side of the story.
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Russia's takeover of the Crimean peninsula in Ukraine a year ago was hailed by many ethnic-Russian locals, but for the indigenous Crimean Tatar minority, the new rulers have brought little but fear. Duration: 02:54
- published: 25 Feb 2015
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In one of history's most severe and efficient incidents of mass exile, the Tatars in Crimea were removed from their homeland by Stalin in 1944. Within just three days, 200,000 Tatars were forcibly deported. After spending 50 years in exile, the Tatars returned to their homeland in Crimea at the collapse of the Soviet Union, and have since felt generally protected under Ukrainian rule.
Following a fraudulent and illegal referendum earlier this year on whether to become part of Russia, Crimea was annexed by the Russian Federation — a move that brought back painful memories of persecution and oppression for the local Tatar community.
VICE News spent time with Tatars around the time of the commemoration of their exile, and found a community already under pressure from new Russian authorities. It’s unclear what their future will hold under Russian rule again, and many fear that history could repeat itself.
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The Budzhurovs had to leave Crimea to start a new life in Kiev, and they found that the popular pastry Cheburek was a great way to make a living.
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- published: 09 Apr 2015
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CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.
On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Using personal testimonies, this film tells the story of the Tatars' expulsion from their homeland and their long struggle to return. It was only in 1989, with the opening up of the Soviet Union, that they were able to come back in large numbers. Most, finding Russians living in their former homes, built shacks in which to live. Today, 300,000 Tatars live in Crimea - 5,000 of them still in shacks. Even those with houses suffer because they only have minority status. Despite this, 150,000 more are still hoping to return home.
- published: 28 Nov 2012
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Crimean Tatars. Haytarma Film about Repression of Crimean Tatars by Stalin 1944. Crimea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWUq0QDj0lE Crimea, Tatars, Tatar, Crimean Tatars, Ukraine, Haytarma, Stalin.
Haytarma tells the story of the May 18, 1944, deportation through the life of Amet Khan Sultan, a fighter pilot twice named Hero of the Soviet Union. He was stationed in Crimea at the time of the deportation, and had been granted leave to visit his family in Alupka at the time the deportation started.
For the first time in the history of Crimean Tatar nation, a full length feature film was released depicting the story of Tatar people in Crimea, inclusive of the deportation and resettlement imposed on them by the Soviet Union in 1944.
"Haytarma"(Return), the title of this film, was directed by Akhtem Seytabla in Crimea, Ukraine . It is meant to be an accurate representation of the depth of the tragedy and gives insight to the severity of the impact it had on Tatar people through the life story of Amet-Han Sultan, a real life legendary Crimean Tatar fighter recognized as a hero of the Soviet Union and a frightening enemy of the Nazi air force.
Understandably, "Haytarma" was quite difficult to shoot emotionally as it is still a haunting memory to millions of Crimean Tatars who endured the unspeakable horrors of the deportation and forced resettlement. The director encouraged actual Crimean Tatar natives to participate as extras in crowd scenes, but shooting this film was so grueling that 17 of the extras were overwhelmed and immediately delivered to a hospital.
ATR TV, the first Crimean Tatar independent channel is a key supporter of this process and has helped sponsor the production of this motion picture.
The purpose of creating "Haytarma" is to allow everyone to understand the anguish, fear, oppression, terror, and torment that Crimean Tatar people have faced.
The film has aroused deep emotions and been at the center of controversy since its release. Many Crimean Tatars reported being deeply moved by the film, which put parents' and grandparents' stories into visual format.
Russian generals who had been trained by Amet Khan Sultan were also invited to the premier. After arriving in Crimea from Moscow, however, six out of eight of the generals decided against attending the premier, after being persuaded by the Consul General for the Russian Federation, Vladimir Andreev, not to go.
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- published: 04 Apr 2014
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Ant Etkenmen, (Türkçe:Ant Etmişim) Kırım Halk Cumhuriyeti'nin ve Kırım Tatarlarının ulusal marşıdır.
Ant etkenmen (etmişim), söz vermişim millet için ölmeye,
Bilip, görüp milletimin göz yaşını silmeye.
Bilmeden, görmeden bin (yıl) yaşasam, kurultaylı han olsam,
Gene bir gün mezarcılar gelir beni gömmeye
Kırım marşı
Ant etkenmen (English: I've pledged) is the national anthem of the Crimean Tatars. It was written by Noman Çelebicihan and served as the national anthem of the short-lived Crimean People's Republic.
- published: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 1720
The good name of Crimean Tatars has been restored. The ethnic minority was among those deported from the region by Stalin, who suspected them of Nazi collaboration. But Russia's now legally guaranteeing a return of their rights. As Alexey Yaroshevsky reports - only now are the cries of persecution finally fading.
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- published: 22 Apr 2014
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Crimea's minority ethnic Tatars they should not strive for special status. Putin made the comments during a visit to the Black Sea peninsula, which was seixed by Moscow from Ukraine in 2014 in a move which has not received international recognition.
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- published: 18 Aug 2015
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On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Using personal testimonies, this film tells the story of the Tatars' expulsion from their homeland and their long struggle to return. It was only in 1989, with the opening up of the Soviet Union, that they were able to come back in large numbers. Most, finding Russians living in their former homes, built shacks in which to live. Today, 300,000 Tatars live in Crimea - 5,000 of them still in shacks. Even those with houses suffer because they only have minority status. Despite this, 150,000 more are still hoping to return home.
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- published: 06 Jun 2012
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Tatars (Tatar: Tatarlar / Татарлар, sometimes spelled Tartars) are a Turkic people, numbering around 7 million. The majority of Tatars live in the Russian Federation, with a population of 5.5 million, 2 million of which in the republic of Tatarstan, 1 million in the republic of Bashkortostan and other 2.5 million in different regions of Russia. Significant minority populations are found in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Ukraine.
The Tatars originated with the Tatar confederation in the north-eastern Gobi desert in the 5th century. After subjugation in the 9th century by the Khitans, they migrated southward. In the 13th century Mongol Empire, they were subjugated under Genghis Khan and reassigned once again particularly by his son Jochi. Under the leadership of his grandson Batu Khan, they moved westwards, forming part of the Golden Horde which dominated the Eurasian steppe during the 14th and 15th centuries. In Europe, they were assimilated by the local populations or their name spread to the conquered peoples: Kipchaks, Kimaks and others; and elsewhere with Uralic-speaking peoples, as well as with remnants of the ancient Greek colonies in the Crimea and Caucasians in the Caucasus.
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Crimean Tatars (sg. Qırımtatar, pl. Qırımtatarlar) or Crimeans (sg. Qırım, Qırımlı, pl. Qırımlar, Qırımlılar) are a Turkic ethnic group that originally resided in Crimea. They speak the Crimean Tatar language. They are not to be confused with the Volga Tatars.
In modern times, in addition to living in Crimea, Ukraine, there is a large diaspora of Crimean Tatars in Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, Western Europe, the Middle East and North America, as well as small communities in Finland, Lithuania, Russia, Belarus and Poland. (See Crimean Tatar diaspora)
Today, more than 240,000 Crimean Tatars live in Crimea and about 150,000 remain in exile in Central Asia, mainly in Uzbekistan. There is an unspecified number of people of Crimean Tatar origin living in Turkey, descendants of those who emigrated in the 19th and early 20th centuries. In the Dobruja region straddling Romania and Bulgaria, there are more than 27,000 Crimean Tatars: 24,000 on the Romanian side, and 3,000 on the Bulgarian side[citation needed].
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Crimean Tatars in alphabetical order:
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26:39WHO ARE THE CRIMEAN TATARS. ENGLISH
WHO ARE THE CRIMEAN TATARS. ENGLISHWHO ARE THE CRIMEAN TATARS. ENGLISH
Whatever the changes they are facing now, it’s nothing more than a brief episode in the long history of the indigenous people of Crimea. Mighty empires have been clashing for Crimea since ancient times and each new winner believes he has secured his foot on this land forever... -
19:05Tatar Nation: The Other Crimea
Tatar Nation: The Other CrimeaTatar Nation: The Other Crimea
Crimea's Tatars — who amount to 12 percent of the peninsula's 2.2 million residents — overwhelmingly boycotted the March 16th referendum for Crimea to become part of Russia. The Tatar's bad history with Russia was a major factor of their decision, as Stalin persecuted and deported them en masse from the Crimean Peninsula in 1944. After the collapse of the Soviet Union Tatars trickled back into Crimea, but their status there was always temporary. With Crimea's much-disputed status as part of Russia following the referendum, the future of the Tatars is a big question mark. VICE News' Simon Ostrovsky spent some time with Tatars in Simferopol in the week leading up to the referendum to get their side of the story. Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News Check out the VICE News beta for more: http://vicenews.com Follow VICE News here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicenews Twitter: https://twitter.com/vicenews Tumblr: http://vicenews.tumblr.com/ -
2:55Crimean Tatars living in fear in homeland ruled by Russia
Crimean Tatars living in fear in homeland ruled by RussiaCrimean Tatars living in fear in homeland ruled by Russia
Russia's takeover of the Crimean peninsula in Ukraine a year ago was hailed by many ethnic-Russian locals, but for the indigenous Crimean Tatar minority, the new rulers have brought little but fear. Duration: 02:54 -
10:31Crimea: March of the Tatars
Crimea: March of the TatarsCrimea: March of the Tatars
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News In one of history's most severe and efficient incidents of mass exile, the Tatars in Crimea were removed from their homeland by Stalin in 1944. Within just three days, 200,000 Tatars were forcibly deported. After spending 50 years in exile, the Tatars returned to their homeland in Crimea at the collapse of the Soviet Union, and have since felt generally protected under Ukrainian rule. Following a fraudulent and illegal referendum earlier this year on whether to become part of Russia, Crimea was annexed by the Russian Federation — a move that brought back painful memories of persecution and oppression for the local Tatar community. VICE News spent time with Tatars around the time of the commemoration of their exile, and found a community already under pressure from new Russian authorities. It’s unclear what their future will hold under Russian rule again, and many fear that history could repeat itself. Read more on VICE News: Crimean Tatars Are Taking Matters Into Their Own Hands - http://bit.ly/1pqWDhQ Watch "Tatar Nation: The Other Crimea" - http://bit.ly/1u0NnT5 Check out the VICE News beta for more: http://vicenews.com Follow VICE News here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicenews Twitter: https://twitter.com/vicenews Tumblr: http://vicenews.tumblr.com/ -
2:30Ukraine: Exiled Crimean Tatars cook up a new life in Kiev- BBC News
Ukraine: Exiled Crimean Tatars cook up a new life in Kiev- BBC NewsUkraine: Exiled Crimean Tatars cook up a new life in Kiev- BBC News
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44:45CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.
CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.
CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA. On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Using personal testimonies, this film tells the story of the Tatars' expulsion from their homeland and their long struggle to return. It was only in 1989, with the opening up of the Soviet Union, that they were able to come back in large numbers. Most, finding Russians living in their former homes, built shacks in which to live. Today, 300,000 Tatars live in Crimea - 5,000 of them still in shacks. Even those with houses suffer because they only have minority status. Despite this, 150,000 more are still hoping to return home. -
5:13Crimean Tatars. Haytarma Film about Repression of Crimean Tatars by Stalin 1944. Crimea.
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Crimean Tatars. Haytarma Film about Repression of Crimean Tatars by Stalin 1944. Crimea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWUq0QDj0lE Crimea, Tatars, Tatar, Crimean Tatars, Ukraine, Haytarma, Stalin. Haytarma tells the story of the May 18, 1944, deportation through the life of Amet Khan Sultan, a fighter pilot twice named Hero of the Soviet Union. He was stationed in Crimea at the time of the deportation, and had been granted leave to visit his family in Alupka at the time the deportation started. For the first time in the history of Crimean Tatar nation, a full length feature film was released depicting the story of Tatar people in Crimea, inclusive of the deportation and resettlement imposed on them by the Soviet Union in 1944. "Haytarma"(Return), the title of this film, was directed by Akhtem Seytabla in Crimea, Ukraine . It is meant to be an accurate representation of the depth of the tragedy and gives insight to the severity of the impact it had on Tatar people through the life story of Amet-Han Sultan, a real life legendary Crimean Tatar fighter recognized as a hero of the Soviet Union and a frightening enemy of the Nazi air force. Understandably, "Haytarma" was quite difficult to shoot emotionally as it is still a haunting memory to millions of Crimean Tatars who endured the unspeakable horrors of the deportation and forced resettlement. The director encouraged actual Crimean Tatar natives to participate as extras in crowd scenes, but shooting this film was so grueling that 17 of the extras were overwhelmed and immediately delivered to a hospital. ATR TV, the first Crimean Tatar independent channel is a key supporter of this process and has helped sponsor the production of this motion picture. The purpose of creating "Haytarma" is to allow everyone to understand the anguish, fear, oppression, terror, and torment that Crimean Tatar people have faced. The film has aroused deep emotions and been at the center of controversy since its release. Many Crimean Tatars reported being deeply moved by the film, which put parents' and grandparents' stories into visual format. Russian generals who had been trained by Amet Khan Sultan were also invited to the premier. After arriving in Crimea from Moscow, however, six out of eight of the generals decided against attending the premier, after being persuaded by the Consul General for the Russian Federation, Vladimir Andreev, not to go. ---------------------------------------------------- Subscribe on Youtube/Подписывайтесь на Ютубе: http://www.youtube.com/user/NagornoKarabakhAZ http://www.youtube.com/user/HaciChelebi On Facebook/На Фейсбуке: https://www.facebook.com/NagornoKarabakhAZ On Twitter/ В Твиттере: https://twitter.com/NagorNKarabakh Live Journal / На ЖЖ: http://NagornoKarabakh.livejournal.com/ VKontakte/ В Контакте: http://vk.com/NagornoKarabakhRU Odnoklassniki /Одноклассники http://www.odnoklassniki.ru/NagornoKarabakhAZ -
1:13National anthem of Crimean Tatars (Turkish) - "Ant etkenmen"
National anthem of Crimean Tatars (Turkish) - "Ant etkenmen"National anthem of Crimean Tatars (Turkish) - "Ant etkenmen"
Ant Etkenmen, (Türkçe:Ant Etmişim) Kırım Halk Cumhuriyeti'nin ve Kırım Tatarlarının ulusal marşıdır. Ant etkenmen (etmişim), söz vermişim millet için ölmeye, Bilip, görüp milletimin göz yaşını silmeye. Bilmeden, görmeden bin (yıl) yaşasam, kurultaylı han olsam, Gene bir gün mezarcılar gelir beni gömmeye Kırım marşı Ant etkenmen (English: I've pledged) is the national anthem of the Crimean Tatars. It was written by Noman Çelebicihan and served as the national anthem of the short-lived Crimean People's Republic. -
2:09Putin restores rights of Crimean Tatars repressed by Stalin
Putin restores rights of Crimean Tatars repressed by StalinPutin restores rights of Crimean Tatars repressed by Stalin
The good name of Crimean Tatars has been restored. The ethnic minority was among those deported from the region by Stalin, who suspected them of Nazi collaboration. But Russia's now legally guaranteeing a return of their rights. As Alexey Yaroshevsky reports - only now are the cries of persecution finally fading. RT LIVE http://rt.com/on-air Subscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaToday Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnews Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_com Follow us on Instagram http://instagram.com/rt Follow us on Google+ http://plus.google.com/+RT RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 1 billion YouTube views benchmark. -
1:24Crimean Tatars Special Status: Russian president says no ethnic group to have special rights
Crimean Tatars Special Status: Russian president says no ethnic group to have special rightsCrimean Tatars Special Status: Russian president says no ethnic group to have special rights
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Crimea's minority ethnic Tatars they should not strive for special status. Putin made the comments during a visit to the Black Sea peninsula, which was seixed by Moscow from Ukraine in 2014 in a move which has not received international recognition. Check out our website: http://uatoday.tv Facebook: https://facebook.com/uatodaytv Twitter: https://twitter.com/uatodaytv -
2:55Graham in Crimea (#6) Natalia Poklonskaya - 'Is there repression against Crimean Tatars?'
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WHO ARE THE CRIMEAN TATARS. ENGLISH
Whatever the changes they are facing now, it’s nothing more than a brief episode in the long history of the indigenous people of Crimea. Mighty empires have been clashing for Crimea since ancient times and each new winner believes he has secured his foot on this land forever... -
Tatar Nation: The Other Crimea
Crimea's Tatars — who amount to 12 percent of the peninsula's 2.2 million residents — overwhelmingly boycotted the March 16th referendum for Crimea to become part of Russia. The Tatar's bad history with Russia was a major factor of their decision, as Stalin persecuted and deported them en masse from the Crimean Peninsula in 1944. After the collapse of the Soviet Union Tatars trickled back into Crimea, but their status there was always temporary. With Crimea's much-disputed status as part of Russia following the referendum, the future of the Tatars is a big question mark. VICE News' Simon Ostrovsky spent some time with Tatars in Simferopol in the week leading up to the referendum to get their side of the story. Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News Check out th... -
Crimean Tatars living in fear in homeland ruled by Russia
Russia's takeover of the Crimean peninsula in Ukraine a year ago was hailed by many ethnic-Russian locals, but for the indigenous Crimean Tatar minority, the new rulers have brought little but fear. Duration: 02:54 -
Crimea: March of the Tatars
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News In one of history's most severe and efficient incidents of mass exile, the Tatars in Crimea were removed from their homeland by Stalin in 1944. Within just three days, 200,000 Tatars were forcibly deported. After spending 50 years in exile, the Tatars returned to their homeland in Crimea at the collapse of the Soviet Union, and have since felt generally protected under Ukrainian rule. Following a fraudulent and illegal referendum earlier this year on whether to become part of Russia, Crimea was annexed by the Russian Federation — a move that brought back painful memories of persecution and oppression for the local Tatar community. VICE News spent time with Tatars around the time of the commemoration of their exile, and f... -
Ukraine: Exiled Crimean Tatars cook up a new life in Kiev- BBC News
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CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.
CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA. On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Using personal testimonies, this film tells the story of the Tatars' expulsion from their homeland and their long struggle to return. It was only in 1989, with the opening up of the Soviet Union, that they were able to come back in large numbers. Most, finding Russians living in their former homes, built shacks in which to live. Today, 300,000 Tatars live in Crimea - 5,000 of them still in shacks. Even those with houses suffer because they only have minority status. Despite this, 150,000 more are still hoping to return home. -
Crimean Tatars. Haytarma Film about Repression of Crimean Tatars by Stalin 1944. Crimea.
Crimean Tatars. Haytarma Film about Repression of Crimean Tatars by Stalin 1944. Crimea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWUq0QDj0lE Crimea, Tatars, Tatar, Crimean Tatars, Ukraine, Haytarma, Stalin. Haytarma tells the story of the May 18, 1944, deportation through the life of Amet Khan Sultan, a fighter pilot twice named Hero of the Soviet Union. He was stationed in Crimea at the time of the deportation, and had been granted leave to visit his family in Alupka at the time the deportation started. For the first time in the history of Crimean Tatar nation, a full length feature film was released depicting the story of Tatar people in Crimea, inclusive of the deportation and resettlement imposed on them by the Soviet Union in 1944. "Haytarma"(Return), the title of this film, was directed... -
National anthem of Crimean Tatars (Turkish) - "Ant etkenmen"
Ant Etkenmen, (Türkçe:Ant Etmişim) Kırım Halk Cumhuriyeti'nin ve Kırım Tatarlarının ulusal marşıdır. Ant etkenmen (etmişim), söz vermişim millet için ölmeye, Bilip, görüp milletimin göz yaşını silmeye. Bilmeden, görmeden bin (yıl) yaşasam, kurultaylı han olsam, Gene bir gün mezarcılar gelir beni gömmeye Kırım marşı Ant etkenmen (English: I've pledged) is the national anthem of the Crimean Tatars. It was written by Noman Çelebicihan and served as the national anthem of the short-lived Crimean People's Republic. -
Putin restores rights of Crimean Tatars repressed by Stalin
The good name of Crimean Tatars has been restored. The ethnic minority was among those deported from the region by Stalin, who suspected them of Nazi collaboration. But Russia's now legally guaranteeing a return of their rights. As Alexey Yaroshevsky reports - only now are the cries of persecution finally fading. RT LIVE http://rt.com/on-air Subscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaToday Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnews Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_com Follow us on Instagram http://instagram.com/rt Follow us on Google+ http://plus.google.com/+RT RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 1 billion YouTube views benchmark. -
Crimean Tatars Special Status: Russian president says no ethnic group to have special rights
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Crimea's minority ethnic Tatars they should not strive for special status. Putin made the comments during a visit to the Black Sea peninsula, which was seixed by Moscow from Ukraine in 2014 in a move which has not received international recognition. Check out our website: http://uatoday.tv Facebook: https://facebook.com/uatodaytv Twitter: https://twitter.com/uatodaytv -
Graham in Crimea (#6) Natalia Poklonskaya - 'Is there repression against Crimean Tatars?'
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Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Using personal testimonies, this film tells the story of the Tatars' expulsion from their homeland and their long struggle to return. It was only in 1989, with the opening up of the Soviet Union, that they were able to come back in large numbers. Most, finding Russians living in their former homes, built shacks in which to live. Today, 300,000 Tatars live in Crimea - 5,000 of them still in shacks. Even those with houses suffer because they only have minority status. Despite this, 150,000 more are still hoping to return home. At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's l...
WHO ARE THE CRIMEAN TATARS. ENGLISH
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- Duration: 26:39
- Updated: 19 Feb 2016
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Whatever the changes they are facing now, it’s nothing more than a brief episode in the long history of the indigenous people of Crimea. Mighty empires have bee...
Whatever the changes they are facing now, it’s nothing more than a brief episode in the long history of the indigenous people of Crimea. Mighty empires have been clashing for Crimea since ancient times and each new winner believes he has secured his foot on this land forever...
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Whatever the changes they are facing now, it’s nothing more than a brief episode in the long history of the indigenous people of Crimea. Mighty empires have been clashing for Crimea since ancient times and each new winner believes he has secured his foot on this land forever...
- published: 19 Feb 2016
- views: 48
Tatar Nation: The Other Crimea
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- Duration: 19:05
- Updated: 02 Apr 2014
- views: 196030
Crimea's Tatars — who amount to 12 percent of the peninsula's 2.2 million residents — overwhelmingly boycotted the March 16th referendum for Crimea to become pa...
Crimea's Tatars — who amount to 12 percent of the peninsula's 2.2 million residents — overwhelmingly boycotted the March 16th referendum for Crimea to become part of Russia. The Tatar's bad history with Russia was a major factor of their decision, as Stalin persecuted and deported them en masse from the Crimean Peninsula in 1944. After the collapse of the Soviet Union Tatars trickled back into Crimea, but their status there was always temporary. With Crimea's much-disputed status as part of Russia following the referendum, the future of the Tatars is a big question mark. VICE News' Simon Ostrovsky spent some time with Tatars in Simferopol in the week leading up to the referendum to get their side of the story.
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Crimea's Tatars — who amount to 12 percent of the peninsula's 2.2 million residents — overwhelmingly boycotted the March 16th referendum for Crimea to become part of Russia. The Tatar's bad history with Russia was a major factor of their decision, as Stalin persecuted and deported them en masse from the Crimean Peninsula in 1944. After the collapse of the Soviet Union Tatars trickled back into Crimea, but their status there was always temporary. With Crimea's much-disputed status as part of Russia following the referendum, the future of the Tatars is a big question mark. VICE News' Simon Ostrovsky spent some time with Tatars in Simferopol in the week leading up to the referendum to get their side of the story.
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Crimean Tatars living in fear in homeland ruled by Russia
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- Duration: 2:55
- Updated: 25 Feb 2015
- views: 2195
Russia's takeover of the Crimean peninsula in Ukraine a year ago was hailed by many ethnic-Russian locals, but for the indigenous Crimean Tatar minority, the ne...
Russia's takeover of the Crimean peninsula in Ukraine a year ago was hailed by many ethnic-Russian locals, but for the indigenous Crimean Tatar minority, the new rulers have brought little but fear. Duration: 02:54
wn.com/Crimean Tatars Living In Fear In Homeland Ruled By Russia
Russia's takeover of the Crimean peninsula in Ukraine a year ago was hailed by many ethnic-Russian locals, but for the indigenous Crimean Tatar minority, the new rulers have brought little but fear. Duration: 02:54
- published: 25 Feb 2015
- views: 2195
Crimea: March of the Tatars
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- Duration: 10:31
- Updated: 01 Aug 2014
- views: 141509
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In one of history's most severe and efficient incidents of mass exile, the Tatars in Crimea w...
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In one of history's most severe and efficient incidents of mass exile, the Tatars in Crimea were removed from their homeland by Stalin in 1944. Within just three days, 200,000 Tatars were forcibly deported. After spending 50 years in exile, the Tatars returned to their homeland in Crimea at the collapse of the Soviet Union, and have since felt generally protected under Ukrainian rule.
Following a fraudulent and illegal referendum earlier this year on whether to become part of Russia, Crimea was annexed by the Russian Federation — a move that brought back painful memories of persecution and oppression for the local Tatar community.
VICE News spent time with Tatars around the time of the commemoration of their exile, and found a community already under pressure from new Russian authorities. It’s unclear what their future will hold under Russian rule again, and many fear that history could repeat itself.
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In one of history's most severe and efficient incidents of mass exile, the Tatars in Crimea were removed from their homeland by Stalin in 1944. Within just three days, 200,000 Tatars were forcibly deported. After spending 50 years in exile, the Tatars returned to their homeland in Crimea at the collapse of the Soviet Union, and have since felt generally protected under Ukrainian rule.
Following a fraudulent and illegal referendum earlier this year on whether to become part of Russia, Crimea was annexed by the Russian Federation — a move that brought back painful memories of persecution and oppression for the local Tatar community.
VICE News spent time with Tatars around the time of the commemoration of their exile, and found a community already under pressure from new Russian authorities. It’s unclear what their future will hold under Russian rule again, and many fear that history could repeat itself.
Read more on VICE News: Crimean Tatars Are Taking Matters Into Their Own Hands - http://bit.ly/1pqWDhQ
Watch "Tatar Nation: The Other Crimea" - http://bit.ly/1u0NnT5
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- published: 01 Aug 2014
- views: 141509
Ukraine: Exiled Crimean Tatars cook up a new life in Kiev- BBC News
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- Duration: 2:30
- Updated: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 5011
The Budzhurovs had to leave Crimea to start a new life in Kiev, and they found that the popular pastry Cheburek was a great way to make a living.
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The Budzhurovs had to leave Crimea to start a new life in Kiev, and they found that the popular pastry Cheburek was a great way to make a living.
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The Budzhurovs had to leave Crimea to start a new life in Kiev, and they found that the popular pastry Cheburek was a great way to make a living.
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- published: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 5011
CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.
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- Duration: 44:45
- Updated: 28 Nov 2012
- views: 10162
CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.
On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Using personal testimonies, this film te...
CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.
On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Using personal testimonies, this film tells the story of the Tatars' expulsion from their homeland and their long struggle to return. It was only in 1989, with the opening up of the Soviet Union, that they were able to come back in large numbers. Most, finding Russians living in their former homes, built shacks in which to live. Today, 300,000 Tatars live in Crimea - 5,000 of them still in shacks. Even those with houses suffer because they only have minority status. Despite this, 150,000 more are still hoping to return home.
wn.com/Crimean Tatars Returning To The Crimea.
CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.
On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Using personal testimonies, this film tells the story of the Tatars' expulsion from their homeland and their long struggle to return. It was only in 1989, with the opening up of the Soviet Union, that they were able to come back in large numbers. Most, finding Russians living in their former homes, built shacks in which to live. Today, 300,000 Tatars live in Crimea - 5,000 of them still in shacks. Even those with houses suffer because they only have minority status. Despite this, 150,000 more are still hoping to return home.
- published: 28 Nov 2012
- views: 10162
Crimean Tatars. Haytarma Film about Repression of Crimean Tatars by Stalin 1944. Crimea.
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- Duration: 5:13
- Updated: 04 Apr 2014
- views: 4296
Crimean Tatars. Haytarma Film about Repression of Crimean Tatars by Stalin 1944. Crimea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWUq0QDj0lE Crimea, Tatars, Tatar, Crim...
Crimean Tatars. Haytarma Film about Repression of Crimean Tatars by Stalin 1944. Crimea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWUq0QDj0lE Crimea, Tatars, Tatar, Crimean Tatars, Ukraine, Haytarma, Stalin.
Haytarma tells the story of the May 18, 1944, deportation through the life of Amet Khan Sultan, a fighter pilot twice named Hero of the Soviet Union. He was stationed in Crimea at the time of the deportation, and had been granted leave to visit his family in Alupka at the time the deportation started.
For the first time in the history of Crimean Tatar nation, a full length feature film was released depicting the story of Tatar people in Crimea, inclusive of the deportation and resettlement imposed on them by the Soviet Union in 1944.
"Haytarma"(Return), the title of this film, was directed by Akhtem Seytabla in Crimea, Ukraine . It is meant to be an accurate representation of the depth of the tragedy and gives insight to the severity of the impact it had on Tatar people through the life story of Amet-Han Sultan, a real life legendary Crimean Tatar fighter recognized as a hero of the Soviet Union and a frightening enemy of the Nazi air force.
Understandably, "Haytarma" was quite difficult to shoot emotionally as it is still a haunting memory to millions of Crimean Tatars who endured the unspeakable horrors of the deportation and forced resettlement. The director encouraged actual Crimean Tatar natives to participate as extras in crowd scenes, but shooting this film was so grueling that 17 of the extras were overwhelmed and immediately delivered to a hospital.
ATR TV, the first Crimean Tatar independent channel is a key supporter of this process and has helped sponsor the production of this motion picture.
The purpose of creating "Haytarma" is to allow everyone to understand the anguish, fear, oppression, terror, and torment that Crimean Tatar people have faced.
The film has aroused deep emotions and been at the center of controversy since its release. Many Crimean Tatars reported being deeply moved by the film, which put parents' and grandparents' stories into visual format.
Russian generals who had been trained by Amet Khan Sultan were also invited to the premier. After arriving in Crimea from Moscow, however, six out of eight of the generals decided against attending the premier, after being persuaded by the Consul General for the Russian Federation, Vladimir Andreev, not to go.
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Crimean Tatars. Haytarma Film about Repression of Crimean Tatars by Stalin 1944. Crimea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWUq0QDj0lE Crimea, Tatars, Tatar, Crimean Tatars, Ukraine, Haytarma, Stalin.
Haytarma tells the story of the May 18, 1944, deportation through the life of Amet Khan Sultan, a fighter pilot twice named Hero of the Soviet Union. He was stationed in Crimea at the time of the deportation, and had been granted leave to visit his family in Alupka at the time the deportation started.
For the first time in the history of Crimean Tatar nation, a full length feature film was released depicting the story of Tatar people in Crimea, inclusive of the deportation and resettlement imposed on them by the Soviet Union in 1944.
"Haytarma"(Return), the title of this film, was directed by Akhtem Seytabla in Crimea, Ukraine . It is meant to be an accurate representation of the depth of the tragedy and gives insight to the severity of the impact it had on Tatar people through the life story of Amet-Han Sultan, a real life legendary Crimean Tatar fighter recognized as a hero of the Soviet Union and a frightening enemy of the Nazi air force.
Understandably, "Haytarma" was quite difficult to shoot emotionally as it is still a haunting memory to millions of Crimean Tatars who endured the unspeakable horrors of the deportation and forced resettlement. The director encouraged actual Crimean Tatar natives to participate as extras in crowd scenes, but shooting this film was so grueling that 17 of the extras were overwhelmed and immediately delivered to a hospital.
ATR TV, the first Crimean Tatar independent channel is a key supporter of this process and has helped sponsor the production of this motion picture.
The purpose of creating "Haytarma" is to allow everyone to understand the anguish, fear, oppression, terror, and torment that Crimean Tatar people have faced.
The film has aroused deep emotions and been at the center of controversy since its release. Many Crimean Tatars reported being deeply moved by the film, which put parents' and grandparents' stories into visual format.
Russian generals who had been trained by Amet Khan Sultan were also invited to the premier. After arriving in Crimea from Moscow, however, six out of eight of the generals decided against attending the premier, after being persuaded by the Consul General for the Russian Federation, Vladimir Andreev, not to go.
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National anthem of Crimean Tatars (Turkish) - "Ant etkenmen"
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- Duration: 1:13
- Updated: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 1720
Ant Etkenmen, (Türkçe:Ant Etmişim) Kırım Halk Cumhuriyeti'nin ve Kırım Tatarlarının ulusal marşıdır.
Ant etkenmen (etmişim), söz vermişim millet için ölmeye,
...
Ant Etkenmen, (Türkçe:Ant Etmişim) Kırım Halk Cumhuriyeti'nin ve Kırım Tatarlarının ulusal marşıdır.
Ant etkenmen (etmişim), söz vermişim millet için ölmeye,
Bilip, görüp milletimin göz yaşını silmeye.
Bilmeden, görmeden bin (yıl) yaşasam, kurultaylı han olsam,
Gene bir gün mezarcılar gelir beni gömmeye
Kırım marşı
Ant etkenmen (English: I've pledged) is the national anthem of the Crimean Tatars. It was written by Noman Çelebicihan and served as the national anthem of the short-lived Crimean People's Republic.
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Ant Etkenmen, (Türkçe:Ant Etmişim) Kırım Halk Cumhuriyeti'nin ve Kırım Tatarlarının ulusal marşıdır.
Ant etkenmen (etmişim), söz vermişim millet için ölmeye,
Bilip, görüp milletimin göz yaşını silmeye.
Bilmeden, görmeden bin (yıl) yaşasam, kurultaylı han olsam,
Gene bir gün mezarcılar gelir beni gömmeye
Kırım marşı
Ant etkenmen (English: I've pledged) is the national anthem of the Crimean Tatars. It was written by Noman Çelebicihan and served as the national anthem of the short-lived Crimean People's Republic.
- published: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 1720
Putin restores rights of Crimean Tatars repressed by Stalin
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- Duration: 2:09
- Updated: 22 Apr 2014
- views: 14400
The good name of Crimean Tatars has been restored. The ethnic minority was among those deported from the region by Stalin, who suspected them of Nazi collaborat...
The good name of Crimean Tatars has been restored. The ethnic minority was among those deported from the region by Stalin, who suspected them of Nazi collaboration. But Russia's now legally guaranteeing a return of their rights. As Alexey Yaroshevsky reports - only now are the cries of persecution finally fading.
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wn.com/Putin Restores Rights Of Crimean Tatars Repressed By Stalin
The good name of Crimean Tatars has been restored. The ethnic minority was among those deported from the region by Stalin, who suspected them of Nazi collaboration. But Russia's now legally guaranteeing a return of their rights. As Alexey Yaroshevsky reports - only now are the cries of persecution finally fading.
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- published: 22 Apr 2014
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Crimean Tatars Special Status: Russian president says no ethnic group to have special rights
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Crimea's minority ethnic Tatars they should not strive for special status. Putin made the comments during a visit to...
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Crimea's minority ethnic Tatars they should not strive for special status. Putin made the comments during a visit to the Black Sea peninsula, which was seixed by Moscow from Ukraine in 2014 in a move which has not received international recognition.
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wn.com/Crimean Tatars Special Status Russian President Says No Ethnic Group To Have Special Rights
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Crimea's minority ethnic Tatars they should not strive for special status. Putin made the comments during a visit to the Black Sea peninsula, which was seixed by Moscow from Ukraine in 2014 in a move which has not received international recognition.
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- published: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 690
Graham in Crimea (#6) Natalia Poklonskaya - 'Is there repression against Crimean Tatars?'
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- Updated: 03 May 2016
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Filmed on 30.04.2016, Simferopol.
English subs by Sergey Yermolayev.
- published: 03 May 2016
- views: 510
Al Jazeera World - Coming Back
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- Duration: 44:45
- Updated: 06 Jun 2012
- views: 9480
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On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean...
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On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Using personal testimonies, this film tells the story of the Tatars' expulsion from their homeland and their long struggle to return. It was only in 1989, with the opening up of the Soviet Union, that they were able to come back in large numbers. Most, finding Russians living in their former homes, built shacks in which to live. Today, 300,000 Tatars live in Crimea - 5,000 of them still in shacks. Even those with houses suffer because they only have minority status. Despite this, 150,000 more are still hoping to return home.
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On May 18, 1944, Joseph Stalin deported 218,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Using personal testimonies, this film tells the story of the Tatars' expulsion from their homeland and their long struggle to return. It was only in 1989, with the opening up of the Soviet Union, that they were able to come back in large numbers. Most, finding Russians living in their former homes, built shacks in which to live. Today, 300,000 Tatars live in Crimea - 5,000 of them still in shacks. Even those with houses suffer because they only have minority status. Despite this, 150,000 more are still hoping to return home.
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- published: 06 Jun 2012
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Interview w/ Christina Paschyn "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars"
Preview of an interview with Christina Paschyn, Director / Producer of "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars", Doha, Qatar, 19 January 2016. Next Screenings: 29 January 2016, Ukrainian Institute of America, New York City 10 March 2016, DC Independent Film Festival, Washington, D.C. C.M. Paschyn Freelance Multimedia Journalist in Doha, Qatar Lecturer of Journalism in Residence, Northwestern University in Qatar https://www.christinapaschyn.com https://www.facebook.com/astruggleforhome/ https://twitter.com/StruggleForHome Website: http://astruggleforhome.com/ This video was not sponsored Video by UkeTube -
Interview with Rustem Irsay, President of the Canadian Association of Crimean Tatars (01/25/2016)
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Alfred Tatars Anti-Barcelona-These
Vienna-Trainer Alfred Tatar nach dem schmeichelhaften 2:1-Heimsieg gegen SCR Altach am 24. August 2012 über die taktische Ausrichtung seiner Mannschaft. "Wir wollen eine ganz moderne Variante des Brechstangen-Fußballs ausarbeiten und sind sozusagen die Anti-These von Barcelona." -
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Crimea Interviews - Crimean Tatars
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Tatars are muslim people┇Islam Interview
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Tatarstan introduction and interview with President on Turkish TV (Tatar language program)
татарстан. Президент Татарстана в Турции Tataristan Cumhurbaşkanı Rustam Minnikhanov Türkiye'de -
Crimea Car Interviews - 'Tatars tried to remove ballot boxes'
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Crimea documentary combines 2 stories: History of Crimean Tatars & 2014 Russian invasion
Full interview with Christina Paschyn, Director / Producer of "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars", Doha, Qatar, 19 January 2016. - Ukrainian American from Parma (Clevelend), Ohio - 0:25 Ukrainian school taught about the Tatars, Middle East Studies, Islam & Eastern Europe, history of Crimean #Tatars, return to Crimea after deportation - 1:48 Extreme feelings about Crimea and the Russian invasion and annexation. Problems with discrimination but felt happy to be part of Ukraine, not #Russia. Tatars did not like Russia because of deportation under Russian rule, how they were treated by Catherine the Great and how they were treated by the Soviet Union. Returning to Russia would be there worst nightmare - 3:15 Sergey Aksyonov (Сергей Аксёнов), PM of Crimea. Russians prevented some jour... -
Crimean Tatar imam is fighting for Donbass against Kiev regime
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Interview w/ Christina Paschyn "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars"
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Preview of an interview with Christina Paschyn, Director / Producer of "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars", Doha, Qatar, 19 January 2016.
Next Screenings...
Preview of an interview with Christina Paschyn, Director / Producer of "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars", Doha, Qatar, 19 January 2016.
Next Screenings:
29 January 2016, Ukrainian Institute of America, New York City
10 March 2016, DC Independent Film Festival, Washington, D.C.
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wn.com/Interview W Christina Paschyn A Struggle For Home The Crimean Tatars
Preview of an interview with Christina Paschyn, Director / Producer of "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars", Doha, Qatar, 19 January 2016.
Next Screenings:
29 January 2016, Ukrainian Institute of America, New York City
10 March 2016, DC Independent Film Festival, Washington, D.C.
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- published: 19 Jan 2016
- views: 40
Interview with Rustem Irsay, President of the Canadian Association of Crimean Tatars (01/25/2016)
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- Duration: 4:40
- Updated: 12 Feb 2016
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Alfred Tatars Anti-Barcelona-These
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- Duration: 0:35
- Updated: 25 Aug 2012
- views: 45573
Vienna-Trainer Alfred Tatar nach dem schmeichelhaften 2:1-Heimsieg gegen SCR Altach am 24. August 2012 über die taktische Ausrichtung seiner Mannschaft.
"Wir w...
Vienna-Trainer Alfred Tatar nach dem schmeichelhaften 2:1-Heimsieg gegen SCR Altach am 24. August 2012 über die taktische Ausrichtung seiner Mannschaft.
"Wir wollen eine ganz moderne Variante des Brechstangen-Fußballs ausarbeiten und sind sozusagen die Anti-These von Barcelona."
wn.com/Alfred Tatars Anti Barcelona These
Vienna-Trainer Alfred Tatar nach dem schmeichelhaften 2:1-Heimsieg gegen SCR Altach am 24. August 2012 über die taktische Ausrichtung seiner Mannschaft.
"Wir wollen eine ganz moderne Variante des Brechstangen-Fußballs ausarbeiten und sind sozusagen die Anti-These von Barcelona."
- published: 25 Aug 2012
- views: 45573
[eng cc subs] Interview with DPR militiaman "Tatar"
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- Duration: 4:33
- Updated: 18 Oct 2015
- views: 5245
- published: 18 Oct 2015
- views: 5245
Crimea Interviews - Crimean Tatars
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- Duration: 2:08
- Updated: 16 Mar 2014
- views: 720
Speaking to Crimean Tatars in a town in Crimea at referendum time.
Speaking to Crimean Tatars in a town in Crimea at referendum time.
wn.com/Crimea Interviews Crimean Tatars
Speaking to Crimean Tatars in a town in Crimea at referendum time.
- published: 16 Mar 2014
- views: 720
Tatars are muslim people┇Islam Interview
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- Updated: 29 Apr 2016
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- published: 29 Apr 2016
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Tatarstan introduction and interview with President on Turkish TV (Tatar language program)
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- Duration: 14:22
- Updated: 14 Jul 2013
- views: 845
татарстан. Президент Татарстана в Турции
Tataristan Cumhurbaşkanı Rustam Minnikhanov Türkiye'de
- published: 14 Jul 2013
- views: 845
Crimea Car Interviews - 'Tatars tried to remove ballot boxes'
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- Duration: 0:34
- Updated: 19 Mar 2014
- views: 1949
- published: 19 Mar 2014
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Graham in Crimea 2016 (#1) Situation for Crimean Tatars (Eng subs)
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- Updated: 26 Apr 2016
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Crimea Interviews - Crimean Tatar
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- Updated: 17 Mar 2014
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- published: 17 Mar 2014
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Crimea documentary combines 2 stories: History of Crimean Tatars & 2014 Russian invasion
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- Duration: 18:54
- Updated: 20 Jan 2016
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Full interview with Christina Paschyn, Director / Producer of "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars", Doha, Qatar, 19 January 2016.
- Ukrainian American fro...
Full interview with Christina Paschyn, Director / Producer of "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars", Doha, Qatar, 19 January 2016.
- Ukrainian American from Parma (Clevelend), Ohio
- 0:25 Ukrainian school taught about the Tatars, Middle East Studies, Islam & Eastern Europe, history of Crimean #Tatars, return to Crimea after deportation
- 1:48 Extreme feelings about Crimea and the Russian invasion and annexation. Problems with discrimination but felt happy to be part of Ukraine, not #Russia. Tatars did not like Russia because of deportation under Russian rule, how they were treated by Catherine the Great and how they were treated by the Soviet Union. Returning to Russia would be there worst nightmare
- 3:15 Sergey Aksyonov (Сергей Аксёнов), PM of Crimea. Russians prevented some journalists from entering Crimea.
- 4:05 Crimean journalists put at risk. Abduction of Resat Amet, exhile of Mustafa Cemilev, closure of only Crimean TV channel, human rights violations, dissident work
- 5:00 Crimeans are not openly criticizing the government anymore because of fear, Russian government forces are raiding forces, Crimean culture under attack
- 6:20 A few Crimean Tatars are joining the Russian government. Crimeans do not feel they have freedom, freedom of assembly. Overt oppression, some Crimeans are fleeing to Kyiv or Lviv. Russians trying to co-opt Crimeans. Crimeans are safe if they support the Russian Crimean government.
- 8:40 Russian nationals, Russian Cossacks in Crimea
- 8:58 Russia is not doing more for Crimea
- 9:30 Crimea belongs to the Crimean Tatars. Crimea is not historically Russian. #CrimeanKhanate established in 1441 long before Catherine the Great (several old maps of Crimean territory) Russian propaganda, Ukrainian propaganda
- 10:40 Hope for Crimea because activists are trying to bring change
- 11:15 The situation in Crimea is very sad for many, many Tatars. The fear of losing their homland all over again.
- 11:40 Crimeans desperate for housing, housing conditions in Crimea
- 12:50 Ukraine missed an opportunity to incorporate Crimeans
- 13:45 Mustafa Cemilev
- 14:00 3TB of footage, Canon 5D, Panasonic HD camcorder, Finalcut
- 14:30 Land issues in Crimea
- 14:40 Reception of film, Al Jazeera English documentary festival, Docs for Sale in Amsterdam, OSCE
- 16:20 Crimean Tatars consist of 12% of the Crimean population today, history of genocide against the Crimean Tatars, deportation of Tatars to Central Asia
- 17:05 Native inhabitants of Crimea, Crimean blockade
- It will be a very long time before Crimea is returned to Ukraine
Next Screenings:
29 January 2016, Ukrainian Institute of America, New York City
10 March 2016, DC Independent Film Festival, Washington, D.C.
C.M. Paschyn
Freelance Multimedia Journalist in Doha, Qatar
Lecturer of Journalism in Residence, Northwestern University in Qatar
https://www.christinapaschyn.com
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wn.com/Crimea Documentary Combines 2 Stories History Of Crimean Tatars 2014 Russian Invasion
Full interview with Christina Paschyn, Director / Producer of "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars", Doha, Qatar, 19 January 2016.
- Ukrainian American from Parma (Clevelend), Ohio
- 0:25 Ukrainian school taught about the Tatars, Middle East Studies, Islam & Eastern Europe, history of Crimean #Tatars, return to Crimea after deportation
- 1:48 Extreme feelings about Crimea and the Russian invasion and annexation. Problems with discrimination but felt happy to be part of Ukraine, not #Russia. Tatars did not like Russia because of deportation under Russian rule, how they were treated by Catherine the Great and how they were treated by the Soviet Union. Returning to Russia would be there worst nightmare
- 3:15 Sergey Aksyonov (Сергей Аксёнов), PM of Crimea. Russians prevented some journalists from entering Crimea.
- 4:05 Crimean journalists put at risk. Abduction of Resat Amet, exhile of Mustafa Cemilev, closure of only Crimean TV channel, human rights violations, dissident work
- 5:00 Crimeans are not openly criticizing the government anymore because of fear, Russian government forces are raiding forces, Crimean culture under attack
- 6:20 A few Crimean Tatars are joining the Russian government. Crimeans do not feel they have freedom, freedom of assembly. Overt oppression, some Crimeans are fleeing to Kyiv or Lviv. Russians trying to co-opt Crimeans. Crimeans are safe if they support the Russian Crimean government.
- 8:40 Russian nationals, Russian Cossacks in Crimea
- 8:58 Russia is not doing more for Crimea
- 9:30 Crimea belongs to the Crimean Tatars. Crimea is not historically Russian. #CrimeanKhanate established in 1441 long before Catherine the Great (several old maps of Crimean territory) Russian propaganda, Ukrainian propaganda
- 10:40 Hope for Crimea because activists are trying to bring change
- 11:15 The situation in Crimea is very sad for many, many Tatars. The fear of losing their homland all over again.
- 11:40 Crimeans desperate for housing, housing conditions in Crimea
- 12:50 Ukraine missed an opportunity to incorporate Crimeans
- 13:45 Mustafa Cemilev
- 14:00 3TB of footage, Canon 5D, Panasonic HD camcorder, Finalcut
- 14:30 Land issues in Crimea
- 14:40 Reception of film, Al Jazeera English documentary festival, Docs for Sale in Amsterdam, OSCE
- 16:20 Crimean Tatars consist of 12% of the Crimean population today, history of genocide against the Crimean Tatars, deportation of Tatars to Central Asia
- 17:05 Native inhabitants of Crimea, Crimean blockade
- It will be a very long time before Crimea is returned to Ukraine
Next Screenings:
29 January 2016, Ukrainian Institute of America, New York City
10 March 2016, DC Independent Film Festival, Washington, D.C.
C.M. Paschyn
Freelance Multimedia Journalist in Doha, Qatar
Lecturer of Journalism in Residence, Northwestern University in Qatar
https://www.christinapaschyn.com
https://www.facebook.com/astruggleforhome/
https://twitter.com/StruggleForHome
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- published: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 107
Crimean Tatar imam is fighting for Donbass against Kiev regime
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- Duration: 25:26
- Updated: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 1431
Excellent interview with a honorable man who fights for justice and truth
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Excellent interview with a honorable man who fights for justice and truth
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Hurrem Sultan {Read Description}
Alexandra Lisovskaya was born in 1511 in Rogatyn, Ukraine. In the 1520s Crimean Tatars captured her and sold her in the slave market in Constantinople [nowaday Istanbul]. In the slave market she was selected for the sultan's Harem [the place where slaves were kept].Alexandra was just 15 years old. In the Harem she got the name Hurrem which means Happy or smiling face.Very soon Hurrem charmed young Suleyman. Suleyman fell in love with and married her in 1534. Sueyman was the first sultan who broke the 200-year tradition and married a concubine. Hurrem Sultan died on 15th April 1558. She was burried in a mosque.Her grve is a moder tourist sight in the modern day Istanbul. -
Crimea. Protection of Crimea Tatars’ Rights. Return of the Peninsula. UCMC, 28.04.2016
Round table on topic: “Crimea. Protection of Crimea Tatars’ Rights. Return of the Peninsula ” Oleksandr Liev, Crimean polititian, Ex-Minister of Transport of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea Oleksiy Starodubov, founder of the NGO “Crimean Expert Center” Andriy Didenko, coordinatior of Kharkiv Advocacy Group Emine Dzheppar, advisor to the Minister of information policy on Crimea Eskender Bariev, representative of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People Yulia Tyschenko, expert of the Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research Tamila Tasheva, co-founder of civil initiative “Crimea SOS” Oleksandra Matviychuk, NGO “Euromaidan SOS” Victoria Voronina, representative of Vadym Chernysh, Minister on Temporary Occupied Territories and IDPs of Ukraine Veldar Shukudzhiev, activist, initiator o... -
В соцсетях появляется все больше публикаций под хэштегом Iam Crimean Tatar - Я - крымский татарин
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State Dept view Odessa massacre & Tatar Mejlis. 26 Apr 2016
Mark Toner, State Department Deputy Spokesperson. U.S. Department of State - Daily Briefing: Apr.26.2016 http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/dpb/2016/04/ Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV380wcGBQI LOCAL ACTIVIST IGOR ASTAKHOV DIED IN ODESSA PRISON - 23 Apr - Igor Astakhov, the Odessa activist, defender of the Russian World, died on the evening of the 23rd of April, on his birthday in jail. Read more: http://mianews.ru/en/2016/04/26/local-activist-igor-astakhov-died-in-odessa-prison/ EXPOSING THE HIGH-PROFILE CASES OF POLITICAL PRISONERS IN UKRAINE - 02 Apr 2016 - (excerpt) Elena Glischinskaya, director of Odessa television channel New Wave, was arrested and taken into custody on on April 29, 2015 on charges of separatism and treason. Read more: https://newcoldwar.org/exposing-hi... -
Russian Court Bans Crimean Tatar Mejlis: Institution declared 'extremist organisation'
The Russian court has banned Crimean Tatar Mejlis on the occupied peninsula. It has been declared "an extremist organisation". Its activity is now completely forbidden, including publications in mass media, organising public events and using bank accounts. It is stated the verdict may be appealed during the next 30 days. Check out our website: http://uatoday.tv Facebook: https://facebook.com/uatodaytv Twitter: https://twitter.com/uatodaytv -
World Congress of Crimean Tatars wraps up its 3-day meeting
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IY UKRAINIAN BELLYDANCE CHAMPSONSHSP Дарья Халилова - Crimean Tatar dance
IY UKRAINIAN BELLYDANCE CHAMPSONSHSP. 16 апреля 2016г. Танцует Дарья Халилова. Crimean Tatar dance performed by Khalilova Darya. Крымско-татарский народный танец. Постановка Дарьи Халиловой. Первое место в номинации "Танцы народов мира" -
Stalin destroyed all Crimean Tatar intellectuals
A requiem evening commemorating victims of the Holodomor (the Great Famine) and Deportation was held at the ‘Memorial of Holodomor Victims’ National Museum -
Crimean Tatar Mejlis Could Be Banned: Human rights groups criticize trial
The ban of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis can go in full action today, April 25. The so-called authorities of the Russia-annexed Crimean peninsula are attempting to forbid the institution from functioning in Crimea. Check out our website: http://uatoday.tv Facebook: https://facebook.com/uatodaytv Twitter: https://twitter.com/uatodaytv -
Repressions against Crimean Tatars: What’s next? UCMC, 21.04.2016
Topic: “Repressions against Crimean Tatars: What’s next?” Refat Chubarov, Head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People, MP (“Petro Poroshenko Bloc” faction) -
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Hurrem Sultan {Read Description}
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Alexandra Lisovskaya was born in 1511 in Rogatyn, Ukraine. In the 1520s Crimean Tatars captured her and sold her in the slave market in Constantinople [nowaday ...
Alexandra Lisovskaya was born in 1511 in Rogatyn, Ukraine. In the 1520s Crimean Tatars captured her and sold her in the slave market in Constantinople [nowaday Istanbul]. In the slave market she was selected for the sultan's Harem [the place where slaves were kept].Alexandra was just 15 years old. In the Harem she got the name Hurrem which means Happy or smiling face.Very soon Hurrem charmed young Suleyman. Suleyman fell in love with and married her in 1534. Sueyman was the first sultan who broke the 200-year tradition and married a concubine. Hurrem Sultan died on 15th April 1558. She was burried in a mosque.Her grve is a moder tourist sight in the modern day Istanbul.
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Alexandra Lisovskaya was born in 1511 in Rogatyn, Ukraine. In the 1520s Crimean Tatars captured her and sold her in the slave market in Constantinople [nowaday Istanbul]. In the slave market she was selected for the sultan's Harem [the place where slaves were kept].Alexandra was just 15 years old. In the Harem she got the name Hurrem which means Happy or smiling face.Very soon Hurrem charmed young Suleyman. Suleyman fell in love with and married her in 1534. Sueyman was the first sultan who broke the 200-year tradition and married a concubine. Hurrem Sultan died on 15th April 1558. She was burried in a mosque.Her grve is a moder tourist sight in the modern day Istanbul.
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Crimea. Protection of Crimea Tatars’ Rights. Return of the Peninsula. UCMC, 28.04.2016
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Round table on topic: “Crimea. Protection of Crimea Tatars’ Rights. Return of the Peninsula ”
Oleksandr Liev, Crimean polititian, Ex-Minister of Transport of th...
Round table on topic: “Crimea. Protection of Crimea Tatars’ Rights. Return of the Peninsula ”
Oleksandr Liev, Crimean polititian, Ex-Minister of Transport of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea
Oleksiy Starodubov, founder of the NGO “Crimean Expert Center”
Andriy Didenko, coordinatior of Kharkiv Advocacy Group
Emine Dzheppar, advisor to the Minister of information policy on Crimea
Eskender Bariev, representative of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People
Yulia Tyschenko, expert of the Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research
Tamila Tasheva, co-founder of civil initiative “Crimea SOS” Oleksandra Matviychuk, NGO “Euromaidan SOS”
Victoria Voronina, representative of Vadym Chernysh, Minister on Temporary Occupied Territories and IDPs of Ukraine
Veldar Shukudzhiev, activist, initiator of the film “Native Peoples”
Igor Koliushko, lawyer Oleksandra Dvoretska, activist
Maksym Mayorov, Ukrainian Institute of National Memory
Oles Shevchenko, former dissident
Natalia Belitser, expert, Pylyp Orlyk Democracy Institute
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Round table on topic: “Crimea. Protection of Crimea Tatars’ Rights. Return of the Peninsula ”
Oleksandr Liev, Crimean polititian, Ex-Minister of Transport of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea
Oleksiy Starodubov, founder of the NGO “Crimean Expert Center”
Andriy Didenko, coordinatior of Kharkiv Advocacy Group
Emine Dzheppar, advisor to the Minister of information policy on Crimea
Eskender Bariev, representative of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People
Yulia Tyschenko, expert of the Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research
Tamila Tasheva, co-founder of civil initiative “Crimea SOS” Oleksandra Matviychuk, NGO “Euromaidan SOS”
Victoria Voronina, representative of Vadym Chernysh, Minister on Temporary Occupied Territories and IDPs of Ukraine
Veldar Shukudzhiev, activist, initiator of the film “Native Peoples”
Igor Koliushko, lawyer Oleksandra Dvoretska, activist
Maksym Mayorov, Ukrainian Institute of National Memory
Oles Shevchenko, former dissident
Natalia Belitser, expert, Pylyp Orlyk Democracy Institute
- published: 28 Apr 2016
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В соцсетях появляется все больше публикаций под хэштегом Iam Crimean Tatar - Я - крымский татарин
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- published: 27 Apr 2016
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State Dept view Odessa massacre & Tatar Mejlis. 26 Apr 2016
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Mark Toner, State Department Deputy Spokesperson.
U.S. Department of State - Daily Briefing: Apr.26.2016
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/dpb/2016/04/
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Mark Toner, State Department Deputy Spokesperson.
U.S. Department of State - Daily Briefing: Apr.26.2016
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/dpb/2016/04/
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LOCAL ACTIVIST IGOR ASTAKHOV DIED IN ODESSA PRISON - 23 Apr - Igor Astakhov, the Odessa activist, defender of the Russian World, died on the evening of the 23rd of April, on his birthday in jail. Read more: http://mianews.ru/en/2016/04/26/local-activist-igor-astakhov-died-in-odessa-prison/
EXPOSING THE HIGH-PROFILE CASES OF POLITICAL PRISONERS IN UKRAINE - 02 Apr 2016 - (excerpt) Elena Glischinskaya, director of Odessa television channel New Wave, was arrested and taken into custody on on April 29, 2015 on charges of separatism and treason.
Read more: https://newcoldwar.org/exposing-high-profile-cases-political-prisoners-ukraine/
HEAD OF THE MEJLIS DOES NOT LIKE THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE REPORT ON CRIMEA - 21 Apr - (excerpt) On April 14 the Council of Europe issued a report on the results of the Mission’s visit to Crimea. In particular, it focused attention on the situation of the Crimean Tatar community. The Council of Europe observers noted that it was too early to speak about a deliberate policy of repression against the Crimean Tatars as an ethnic group.
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CRIMEAN SUPREME COURT BANS TATAR MEJLIS AS EXTREMIST ORGANIZATION - 26 Apr - (excerpt) The relations between the Crimean authorities and the Mejlis have been strained ever since the republic’s accession into the Russian Federation, but a full-scale conflict developed only in September 2015, after Mejlis leaders Refat Chubarov, Lenur Islyamov and Mustafa Djemilev used the Ukrainian ultranationalist association Right Sector to organize the “food and energy blockade of Crimea.”
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KIEV TRAINS 'SPECIAL UNIT' TO TAKE BACK CRIMEA FROM RUSSIA: Ukrainian Interior Minister - 27 Feb - [...] “We are training some guys with the help of Mustafa Dzhemilev and Refat Chubarov (Crimean Tatar activists in Ukraine),” [Arsen Avakov] said, while giving no details, adding, “We are working on a project that will prepare us to regain Crimea.”
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TURKEY MAY START SUPPLYING MILITARY EQUIPMENT TO UKRAINE - 10 Feb - (excerpt) "Frankly speaking, three days ago I personally delivered the letter from the Ministry of National Defence of Turkey to the Ukrainian Minister of Defence [Stepan Poltorak], in which it stated Turkey is willing to consider the supply of necessary equipment, although it did not specify the exact type. The military delegation of Turkey is expected to arrive in Ukraine soon," Mustafa Dzhemilev said.
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TURKEY IS BEHIND THE CRIMEAN TATARS, ANKARA COLLABORATES WITH KIEV REGIME - 26 Apr - Turco-Ukrainian relations are based fundamentally on policy toward the Crimean Tatars.
READ MORE: http://www.globalresearch.ca/turkey-is-behind-the-crimean-tatars-ankara-collaborates-with-kiev-regime/5521915
Ukraine: Odessa activists march by torchlight to mark Bandera's birth
VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj0IH4njZB4
Ukraine: Nationalists clash with police on Odessa's Liberation Day
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wn.com/State Dept View Odessa Massacre Tatar Mejlis. 26 Apr 2016
Mark Toner, State Department Deputy Spokesperson.
U.S. Department of State - Daily Briefing: Apr.26.2016
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/dpb/2016/04/
Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV380wcGBQI
LOCAL ACTIVIST IGOR ASTAKHOV DIED IN ODESSA PRISON - 23 Apr - Igor Astakhov, the Odessa activist, defender of the Russian World, died on the evening of the 23rd of April, on his birthday in jail. Read more: http://mianews.ru/en/2016/04/26/local-activist-igor-astakhov-died-in-odessa-prison/
EXPOSING THE HIGH-PROFILE CASES OF POLITICAL PRISONERS IN UKRAINE - 02 Apr 2016 - (excerpt) Elena Glischinskaya, director of Odessa television channel New Wave, was arrested and taken into custody on on April 29, 2015 on charges of separatism and treason.
Read more: https://newcoldwar.org/exposing-high-profile-cases-political-prisoners-ukraine/
HEAD OF THE MEJLIS DOES NOT LIKE THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE REPORT ON CRIMEA - 21 Apr - (excerpt) On April 14 the Council of Europe issued a report on the results of the Mission’s visit to Crimea. In particular, it focused attention on the situation of the Crimean Tatar community. The Council of Europe observers noted that it was too early to speak about a deliberate policy of repression against the Crimean Tatars as an ethnic group.
Read more: http://en.sobytiya.info/head-of-the-majlis-does-not-like-the-council-of-europe-report-on-crimea.html
CRIMEAN SUPREME COURT BANS TATAR MEJLIS AS EXTREMIST ORGANIZATION - 26 Apr - (excerpt) The relations between the Crimean authorities and the Mejlis have been strained ever since the republic’s accession into the Russian Federation, but a full-scale conflict developed only in September 2015, after Mejlis leaders Refat Chubarov, Lenur Islyamov and Mustafa Djemilev used the Ukrainian ultranationalist association Right Sector to organize the “food and energy blockade of Crimea.”
Read more: https://www.rt.com/politics/340994-crimean-supreme-court-bans-tatar/
KIEV TRAINS 'SPECIAL UNIT' TO TAKE BACK CRIMEA FROM RUSSIA: Ukrainian Interior Minister - 27 Feb - [...] “We are training some guys with the help of Mustafa Dzhemilev and Refat Chubarov (Crimean Tatar activists in Ukraine),” [Arsen Avakov] said, while giving no details, adding, “We are working on a project that will prepare us to regain Crimea.”
Read more: https://www.rt.com/news/333801-ukraine-special-forces-crimea/
TURKEY MAY START SUPPLYING MILITARY EQUIPMENT TO UKRAINE - 10 Feb - (excerpt) "Frankly speaking, three days ago I personally delivered the letter from the Ministry of National Defence of Turkey to the Ukrainian Minister of Defence [Stepan Poltorak], in which it stated Turkey is willing to consider the supply of necessary equipment, although it did not specify the exact type. The military delegation of Turkey is expected to arrive in Ukraine soon," Mustafa Dzhemilev said.
Read more: http://uatoday.tv/news/turkey-may-start-supplying-military-equipment-to-ukraine-588328.html
TURKEY IS BEHIND THE CRIMEAN TATARS, ANKARA COLLABORATES WITH KIEV REGIME - 26 Apr - Turco-Ukrainian relations are based fundamentally on policy toward the Crimean Tatars.
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Ukraine: Odessa activists march by torchlight to mark Bandera's birth
VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj0IH4njZB4
Ukraine: Nationalists clash with police on Odessa's Liberation Day
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- published: 26 Apr 2016
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Russian Court Bans Crimean Tatar Mejlis: Institution declared 'extremist organisation'
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The Russian court has banned Crimean Tatar Mejlis on the occupied peninsula. It has been declared "an extremist organisation". Its activity is now completely fo...
The Russian court has banned Crimean Tatar Mejlis on the occupied peninsula. It has been declared "an extremist organisation". Its activity is now completely forbidden, including publications in mass media, organising public events and using bank accounts. It is stated the verdict may be appealed during the next 30 days.
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The Russian court has banned Crimean Tatar Mejlis on the occupied peninsula. It has been declared "an extremist organisation". Its activity is now completely forbidden, including publications in mass media, organising public events and using bank accounts. It is stated the verdict may be appealed during the next 30 days.
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World Congress of Crimean Tatars wraps up its 3-day meeting
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A meeting of the World Congress of Crimean Tatars was held in Lithuania on April 11-13, 2016
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IY UKRAINIAN BELLYDANCE CHAMPSONSHSP Дарья Халилова - Crimean Tatar dance
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IY UKRAINIAN BELLYDANCE CHAMPSONSHSP. 16 апреля 2016г. Танцует Дарья Халилова.
Crimean Tatar dance performed by Khalilova Darya. Крымско-татарский народный та...
IY UKRAINIAN BELLYDANCE CHAMPSONSHSP. 16 апреля 2016г. Танцует Дарья Халилова.
Crimean Tatar dance performed by Khalilova Darya. Крымско-татарский народный танец. Постановка Дарьи Халиловой.
Первое место в номинации "Танцы народов мира"
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IY UKRAINIAN BELLYDANCE CHAMPSONSHSP. 16 апреля 2016г. Танцует Дарья Халилова.
Crimean Tatar dance performed by Khalilova Darya. Крымско-татарский народный танец. Постановка Дарьи Халиловой.
Первое место в номинации "Танцы народов мира"
- published: 26 Apr 2016
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Stalin destroyed all Crimean Tatar intellectuals
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A requiem evening commemorating victims of the Holodomor (the Great Famine) and Deportation was held at the ‘Memorial of Holodomor Victims’ National Museum
A requiem evening commemorating victims of the Holodomor (the Great Famine) and Deportation was held at the ‘Memorial of Holodomor Victims’ National Museum
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A requiem evening commemorating victims of the Holodomor (the Great Famine) and Deportation was held at the ‘Memorial of Holodomor Victims’ National Museum
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Crimean Tatar Mejlis Could Be Banned: Human rights groups criticize trial
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The ban of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis can go in full action today, April 25. The so-called authorities of the Russia-annexed Crimean peninsula are attempting to f...
The ban of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis can go in full action today, April 25. The so-called authorities of the Russia-annexed Crimean peninsula are attempting to forbid the institution from functioning in Crimea.
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wn.com/Crimean Tatar Mejlis Could Be Banned Human Rights Groups Criticize Trial
The ban of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis can go in full action today, April 25. The so-called authorities of the Russia-annexed Crimean peninsula are attempting to forbid the institution from functioning in Crimea.
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- published: 25 Apr 2016
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Repressions against Crimean Tatars: What’s next? UCMC, 21.04.2016
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Topic: “Repressions against Crimean Tatars: What’s next?”
Refat Chubarov, Head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People, MP (“Petro Poroshenko Bloc” faction)
Topic: “Repressions against Crimean Tatars: What’s next?”
Refat Chubarov, Head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People, MP (“Petro Poroshenko Bloc” faction)
wn.com/Repressions Against Crimean Tatars What’S Next Ucmc, 21.04.2016
Topic: “Repressions against Crimean Tatars: What’s next?”
Refat Chubarov, Head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People, MP (“Petro Poroshenko Bloc” faction)
- published: 21 Apr 2016
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КРЫМСКИЕ ТАТАРЫ - ВЕЛИКАЯ СИЛА, ИХ ПРЕСОВАТЬ НЕ НУЖНО! А. Невзоров Эхо Москвы
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- Updated: 21 Apr 2016
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WHO ARE THE CRIMEAN TATARS. ENGLISH
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Tatar Nation: The Other Crimea
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Crimean Tatars living in fear in homeland ruled by Russia
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Crimea: March of the Tatars
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Ukraine: Exiled Crimean Tatars cook up a new life in Kiev- BBC News
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CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.
CRIMEAN TATARS RETURNING TO THE CRIMEA.
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Crimean Tatars. Haytarma Film about Repression of Crimean Tatars by Stalin 1944. Crimea.
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National anthem of Crimean Tatars (Turkish) - "Ant etkenmen"
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Putin restores rights of Crimean Tatars repressed by Stalin
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Crimean Tatars Special Status: Russian president says no ethnic group to have special rights
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Crimea's minority ethnic Tatars they should no...
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Graham in Crimea (#6) Natalia Poklonskaya - 'Is there repression against Crimean Tatars?'
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Interview w/ Christina Paschyn "A Struggle for Home: The Crimean Tatars"
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Interview with Rustem Irsay, President of the Canadian Association of Crimean Tatars (01/25/2016)
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Alfred Tatars Anti-Barcelona-These
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[eng cc subs] Interview with DPR militiaman "Tatar"
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Crimea Interviews - Crimean Tatars
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Tatarstan introduction and interview with President on Turkish TV (Tatar language program)
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Crimea Car Interviews - 'Tatars tried to remove ballot boxes'
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Graham in Crimea 2016 (#1) Situation for Crimean Tatars (Eng subs)
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Crimea Interviews - Crimean Tatar
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Crimea documentary combines 2 stories: History of Crimean Tatars & 2014 Russian invasion
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Crimean Tatar imam is fighting for Donbass against Kiev regime
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Crimean Tatar imam is fighting for Donbass against Kiev regime
Crimean Tatar imam is fighting for Donbass against Kiev regime
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Hurrem Sultan {Read Description}
Alexandra Lisovskaya was born in 1511 in Rogatyn, Ukraine. In the 1520s Crimean Tatars cap...
published: 30 Apr 2016
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Crimea. Protection of Crimea Tatars’ Rights. Return of the Peninsula. UCMC, 28.04.2016
Round table on topic: “Crimea. Protection of Crimea Tatars’ Rights. Return of the Peninsul...
published: 28 Apr 2016
Crimea. Protection of Crimea Tatars’ Rights. Return of the Peninsula. UCMC, 28.04.2016
Crimea. Protection of Crimea Tatars’ Rights. Return of the Peninsula. UCMC, 28.04.2016
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В соцсетях появляется все больше публикаций под хэштегом Iam Crimean Tatar - Я - крымский татарин
published: 27 Apr 2016
В соцсетях появляется все больше публикаций под хэштегом Iam Crimean Tatar - Я - крымский татарин
В соцсетях появляется все больше публикаций под хэштегом Iam Crimean Tatar - Я - крымский татарин
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State Dept view Odessa massacre & Tatar Mejlis. 26 Apr 2016
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Russian Court Bans Crimean Tatar Mejlis: Institution declared 'extremist organisation'
The Russian court has banned Crimean Tatar Mejlis on the occupied peninsula. It has been d...
published: 26 Apr 2016
Russian Court Bans Crimean Tatar Mejlis: Institution declared 'extremist organisation'
Russian Court Bans Crimean Tatar Mejlis: Institution declared 'extremist organisation'
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World Congress of Crimean Tatars wraps up its 3-day meeting
A meeting of the World Congress of Crimean Tatars was held in Lithuania on April 11-13, 20...
published: 26 Apr 2016
World Congress of Crimean Tatars wraps up its 3-day meeting
World Congress of Crimean Tatars wraps up its 3-day meeting
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IY UKRAINIAN BELLYDANCE CHAMPSONSHSP Дарья Халилова - Crimean Tatar dance
IY UKRAINIAN BELLYDANCE CHAMPSONSHSP. 16 апреля 2016г. Танцует Дарья Халилова.
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IY UKRAINIAN BELLYDANCE CHAMPSONSHSP Дарья Халилова - Crimean Tatar dance
IY UKRAINIAN BELLYDANCE CHAMPSONSHSP Дарья Халилова - Crimean Tatar dance
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Stalin destroyed all Crimean Tatar intellectuals
A requiem evening commemorating victims of the Holodomor (the Great Famine) and Deportatio...
published: 26 Apr 2016
Stalin destroyed all Crimean Tatar intellectuals
Stalin destroyed all Crimean Tatar intellectuals
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Crimean Tatar Mejlis Could Be Banned: Human rights groups criticize trial
The ban of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis can go in full action today, April 25. The so-called a...
published: 25 Apr 2016
Crimean Tatar Mejlis Could Be Banned: Human rights groups criticize trial
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Repressions against Crimean Tatars: What’s next? UCMC, 21.04.2016
Topic: “Repressions against Crimean Tatars: What’s next?”
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published: 21 Apr 2016
Repressions against Crimean Tatars: What’s next? UCMC, 21.04.2016
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КРЫМСКИЕ ТАТАРЫ - ВЕЛИКАЯ СИЛА, ИХ ПРЕСОВАТЬ НЕ НУЖНО! А. Невзоров Эхо Москвы
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published: 21 Apr 2016
КРЫМСКИЕ ТАТАРЫ - ВЕЛИКАЯ СИЛА, ИХ ПРЕСОВАТЬ НЕ НУЖНО! А. Невзоров Эхо Москвы
КРЫМСКИЕ ТАТАРЫ - ВЕЛИКАЯ СИЛА, ИХ ПРЕСОВАТЬ НЕ НУЖНО! А. Невзоров Эхо Москвы
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Polls: Sanders has more potential to beat Trump
Edit Al Jazeera 14 May 2016
Recent polls have demonstrated that Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders holds a much higher potential to defeat Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, in an election than Hillary Clinton, altough the latter is the Democratic party's front-runner ... Clinton has so far won 1,716 delegates and Sanders has gained 1,433. Counting super-delegates, Clinton has 2,240 and Sanders has 1,473 ... READ MORE ... Source. Al Jazeera ... ....
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Football Fans Killed in Café Shop during Iraq Waves of Bombings; Real Madrid Mourns
Edit Community news 14 May 2016
Dark week for football with another terror attack in Iraq. This time, according to El Pais, it is a coffee shop which was targeted in a town north of Baghdad early on Friday, the attack killed at least 16 people wounding 20 others ... In the next few hours, Islamic State claims claims responsibility for the attack online ... Real Madrid also shows its solidarity with the people of Iraq, who suffer injustice and extreme violence ... d'ALMEIDA....
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Venezuela president declares 60-day state of emergency, blaming US for instability
Edit The Guardian 14 May 2016
Nicolas Maduro says ‘Washington is activating measures at the request of Venezuela’s fascist right’. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro declared a 60-day state of emergency on Friday due to what he called plots from within the OPEC country and from the US to topple his leftist government. Maduro did not provide details of the measure ... Related. Crowds steal flour, chicken and underwear in looting spree in Venezuela ... Related ... ....
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British Fighter Jets Intercept 'Aggressive' Russian Aircraft Approaching Baltic States
Edit Newsweek 13 May 2016
British fighter jets were scrambled to intercept three Russian planes that committed an “act of aggression,” the U.K.'s defence secretary said. RAF Typhoons left their base in Estonia to obstruct the planes which were approaching Baltic countries ... Try Newsweek. Subscription offers....
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Remarkable evidence of ancient humans found under Florida river
Edit Reuters 13 May 2016
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Researchers who dove hundreds of times into a sinkhole beneath the brown murky waters of Florida's Aucilla River have retrieved some of the oldest evidence of human presence in the Americas including stone tools apparently used to butcher a mastodon. ....
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Ukraine's Jamala wins 2016 Eurovision Song Contest
Edit Boston Herald 15 May 2016
STOCKHOLM — Ukraine's Jamala was crowned the winner of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest early Sunday for a melancholic tune about the 1944 deportation of Crimean Tatars by Soviet authorities ... With somber lyrics it recalls how Crimean Tatars, including her great-grandmother, were deported to central Asia in 1944 by Josef Stalin's regime during World War II....
Justin Timberlake Performs at Eurovison 2016, Ukraine Is Crowned the Winner (Video)
Edit The Wrap 15 May 2016
The eastern European country scored 534 points with its song “1944,” about Crimean ethnic cleansing under Josef Stalin ... Jamala is the first ever Crimean Tatar to perform at the contest and caused controversy ahead of the show over her political song, referencing the year when Stalin deported almost all of the ethnic group from its native region of Crimea in Ukraine, the BBC reported....
Ukraine’s Jamala beats Russia with 2016 Eurovision victory
Edit New York Daily News 15 May 2016
Ukrainian singer Jamala won Eurovision with a melancholic tune about Soviet dictator Josef Stalin's 1944 deportation of the Crimean Tatars ... ....
Ukraine Wins 61st Eurovision Song Contest After New Voting System Creates Dramatic Final Moments
Edit Huffington Post 15 May 2016
. Ukraine has won the 61st Eurovision Song Contest, after the most dramatic final few minutes of the competition for a very long time. . The winner Jamala triumphed with her soulful ballad '1944', an openly political AND personal song about her pain of Crimean Tatars' deportation, as well as the recent Russian annexation. ... ... ....
Eurovision 2016: Joe and Jake finish a disappointing third from bottom with 62 points
Edit Digital Spy 15 May 2016Ukraine wins Eurovision Song Contest with tune about Soviet oppression
Edit New York Post 15 May 2016
Logo commentators Carson Kressley and Michelle Collins were a little out of their Europop depth and mostly talked about the contestants’ outfits. Which is why they didn’t remark on the key fact that Ukraine had sent not one of their usual buxom disco sirens but a somber ballad, “1944,” about the oppression of Crimean Tatars by the Soviets during WWII ... Oh, almost forgot ... Yeah, he was there too ... ....
Eurovision Song Contest: Mixed feelings over Ukraine's triumph
Edit BBC News 15 May 2016
So Ukraine confounded the bookmakers and Eurovision commentators who had been convinced that Russia - or possibly Australia - would win. Russia's CG effects and the brilliance of Australia's singing were not enough to defeat jazz artist Jamala ... Ukraine appears to have slipped past it under the radar. Jamala is the first Crimean Tatar to perform at the contest, and her song 1944 could not have been further from Eurovision's usual fare....
Eurovision 2016: Dami Im's second place the 'best moment' of her life
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 15 May 2016
Before Australia's Eurovision entrant Dami Im took to the stage, before a crowd of more than 10,000 people in Stockholm and a television audience of roughly 180 million, she made a pact with her parents. "We said we were going to be happy no matter what happened," Im said ... Advertisement ... She was narrowly beaten by Ukraine's Jamala ... I wasn't expecting that ... Jamala's song, sung in English and Crimean Tatar, was titled 1944 ... ....
Police bust sex racket at hotel
Edit The Times of India 15 May 2016
Nashik. Police on Friday busted a sex racket that was allegedly being operated from a hotel in the Indiranagar area. Owner Ajay Bhalchandra Tatar, three customers - Bharat Ghatol, Ganesh Misar, Vinod Pal, waiter Sunil Dixit waiter, and three women were were booked under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act ... ....
Ukraine Eurovision winner calls for 'peace and love'
Edit ITV 15 May 2016
The Ukrainian winner of the Eurovision song contest has called for "peace and love" after her win with a song that is reportedly about the deportation of Crimean Tartars under Stalin and claims of ethnic cleansing ... The song has had reporters and online commentators drawing parallels with Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 ... Zelmerlow said ... ....
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