The Muslims of the USSR and the Afghan crisis, by Alexandre Bennigsen Does the large Muslim minority in the USSR represent an advantage or a disadvantage to Soviet expansion in Afghanistan? Heirs to a brilliant civilisation, the Muslims of the USSR possess an intellectual elite free of inferiority complex in respect of the Russians. Relations between the Muslim community and the Soviet Establishment are strained. They are marked by a basic visceral hostility, absence of ethnical mixing, persistency in a traditional way of life, religious revival, rediscovery of the past, latent nationalism, and more particularly by a feeling among the Muslim elite that time is playing in their favour. The aid brought by Muslim religious leaders in Central ...
Olivier Roy, Geopolitis in Central Asia. The Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan and the weakening of...
Published online: 02 October 2022During the Afghan War, the Mujahideen claimed that the Afghan commu...
<p>The present essay examines the common approach in reading the relationship between Muslims ...
The Muslims of the USSR and the Afghan crisis, by Alexandre Bennigsen Does the large Muslim minorit...
The War in Afghanistan and Soviet Central Asia, by Alexandre Bennigsen and Chantai Lemercier-Quelque...
Soviet experience in Islamic countries: lessons from the past and the case of Afghanistan, by Alexan...
Chantai Lemercier-Quelquejay, The Soviet Muslim world of Central Asia after Alma-Ata. The riots of A...
Soviet leaders sent troops into Afghanistan in December 1979 to support a friendly Marxist-Leninist ...
Yossef Bodansky, Muslims, high technology, and the Soviet military. The demographical trends in the ...
Years after the US invasion of Afghanistan, a question that is frequently raised is why Afghans opte...
Caire Guy. Alexandre Benningsen et Chantal Lemercier-Quelquejay, Islam in the soviet Union. In: Tier...
AbstractFew analyses of the broader impact of World War II upon Soviet society have turned to Islam ...
Prepared for the Symposium on Soviet Options in Afghanistan, U.S. Department of State, February 1980...
Rasma Karklins, Islam: how strong is it in the Soviet Union? Inquiry based on oral interviews with S...
The literature on Muslim modernity takes little account of the experience of the Muslim societies of...
Olivier Roy, Geopolitis in Central Asia. The Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan and the weakening of...
Published online: 02 October 2022During the Afghan War, the Mujahideen claimed that the Afghan commu...
<p>The present essay examines the common approach in reading the relationship between Muslims ...
The Muslims of the USSR and the Afghan crisis, by Alexandre Bennigsen Does the large Muslim minorit...
The War in Afghanistan and Soviet Central Asia, by Alexandre Bennigsen and Chantai Lemercier-Quelque...
Soviet experience in Islamic countries: lessons from the past and the case of Afghanistan, by Alexan...
Chantai Lemercier-Quelquejay, The Soviet Muslim world of Central Asia after Alma-Ata. The riots of A...
Soviet leaders sent troops into Afghanistan in December 1979 to support a friendly Marxist-Leninist ...
Yossef Bodansky, Muslims, high technology, and the Soviet military. The demographical trends in the ...
Years after the US invasion of Afghanistan, a question that is frequently raised is why Afghans opte...
Caire Guy. Alexandre Benningsen et Chantal Lemercier-Quelquejay, Islam in the soviet Union. In: Tier...
AbstractFew analyses of the broader impact of World War II upon Soviet society have turned to Islam ...
Prepared for the Symposium on Soviet Options in Afghanistan, U.S. Department of State, February 1980...
Rasma Karklins, Islam: how strong is it in the Soviet Union? Inquiry based on oral interviews with S...
The literature on Muslim modernity takes little account of the experience of the Muslim societies of...
Olivier Roy, Geopolitis in Central Asia. The Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan and the weakening of...
Published online: 02 October 2022During the Afghan War, the Mujahideen claimed that the Afghan commu...
<p>The present essay examines the common approach in reading the relationship between Muslims ...