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Так было: Размышления о минувшем

Author: Микоян А. И.
Year of publication: 1999
Published in: Москва: Вагриус; глава 15 «Проблемы казачества. Чечня»
Describes Russian colonization of peoples: several peoples
Publication rights: not allowed (Mikoyan’s memoirs, the 1999 edition is under copyright)

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Edition: https://openlibrary.org/books/OL22497158M

Where the knowledge base cites it

This material is cited in 5 places.

Campaigns

• The disarmament of Chechnya: a military operation with artillery shelling and bombing of auls (1925)

  Many years later Mikoyan summed it up in his memoirs: "This operation fundamentally cleared the air of Chechnya"

Procedures

• The disarmament of Chechnya: a military operation with artillery shelling and bombing of auls (1925) — technique Imposition of Its Own Picture of Reality

  The organizer of the operation, Mikoyan, secretary of the North Caucasus krai committee of the party, brought this picture to its final formula in his memoirs: "It was a brilliant operation without any bloodshed"

• The disarmament of Chechnya: a military operation with artillery shelling and bombing of auls (1925) — technique Military Intervention

  The exercises were to include contact with the population, amateur performance evenings, concerts, closeness with the local youth, which was to strengthen still further the trust in Soviet power"

• The disarmament of Chechnya: a military operation with artillery shelling and bombing of auls (1925) — technique Forced Disarmament

  while Mikoyan, secretary of the North Caucasus krai committee of the party and one of the operation's organizers, counted in his memoirs "more than 30 thousand rifles, more than 10 machine guns"

  Mikoyan describes the same quota with the words "they would present each village with the demand to surrender all weapons in the quantity known from agent intelligence"

• The disarmament of Chechnya: a military operation with artillery shelling and bombing of auls (1925) — technique Hostage-Taking

  Only after several shells had been fired at the village so that, without destruction of the houses, the inhabitants should feel its power, did the old men say in which gorge Gotsinsky was hiding"