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Sakha community leaders and their historical mission: the relevance of Soviet ideology to contemporary Sakha politics / Eleanor Peers.

Title: Sakha community leaders and their historical mission: the relevance of Soviet ideology to contemporary Sakha politics / Eleanor Peers.
Author(s): Peers, Eleanor.
Date: 2009.
In: Sibirica. (2009.), Vol. 8(1) (2009)
Abstract: Presents analysis of material from regional government-owned newspapers in Sakha Republic (Yakutiya). Reveals high level of respect for Sakha community leaders who regard technological and industrial progress of Sakha people as their main interest. Finds that newspapers show tolerance for Sakha nationalism even though it could jeopardize republic's relationship with central government.
Notes:

Sibirica. Vol. 8(1) :75-81 (2009).

In special issue : Focus on Sakha (Yakutia)

Keywords: 07 -- Newspapers.
323 -- Politics, internal.
J -- Social sciences.
(*501) -- Russia (Federation).
(*531.3) -- Yakutiya. Respublika Sakha.
SPRI record no.: 187771

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