An authoritative new survey of the Caucasus, tracing a unified narrative history of this complex and turbulent region.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
James Forsyth is former Reader and Head of the Department of Russian at the University of Aberdeen. His publications include A History of the Peoples of Siberia (Cambridge, 1992).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Caucasian origins 2. Early medieval Caucasia: the seventh to tenth centuries 3. The Caucasus, Persia, Turkestan, Azerbaijan, Europe: 10th-12th centuries 4. The later Crusades, Mongols and Ottoman Turks 13th-15th centuries 5. Georgia, Shirvan and North Caucasus to the 15th century 6. Caucasia between Persia and Ottoman Turkey 7. The Caucasus and the Russians 8. Caucasia in the eighteenth century 9. Russia's conquest of the Caucasus 10. World War and Russian revolution 11. Independent Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and North Caucasus 12. White Russians, native insurrection, Bolshevik conquest 13. The North and South Caucasus peoples 1920-39 14. The Second World War, Beria and Stalin 15. Caucasia from Stalin's death to the 1980s (1) 16. Caucasia from Stalin's death to the 1980s (2) 17. The Caucasus and the end of the Soviet Union 18. Armenia, Karabagh, Azerbaijan 19. Georgia 1987-93 20. North Caucasus 1987-93 21. The Caucasus enters the twenty-first century 22. Russian arbitrary politics and Georgian resurgence Bibliography.
Introduction 1. Caucasian origins 2. Early medieval Caucasia: the seventh to tenth centuries 3. The Caucasus, Persia, Turkestan, Azerbaijan, Europe: 10th-12th centuries 4. The later Crusades, Mongols and Ottoman Turks 13th-15th centuries 5. Georgia, Shirvan and North Caucasus to the 15th century 6. Caucasia between Persia and Ottoman Turkey 7. The Caucasus and the Russians 8. Caucasia in the eighteenth century 9. Russia's conquest of the Caucasus 10. World War and Russian revolution 11. Independent Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and North Caucasus 12. White Russians, native insurrection, Bolshevik conquest 13. The North and South Caucasus peoples 1920-39 14. The Second World War, Beria and Stalin 15. Caucasia from Stalin's death to the 1980s (1) 16. Caucasia from Stalin's death to the 1980s (2) 17. The Caucasus and the end of the Soviet Union 18. Armenia, Karabagh, Azerbaijan 19. Georgia 1987-93 20. North Caucasus 1987-93 21. The Caucasus enters the twenty-first century 22. Russian arbitrary politics and Georgian resurgence Bibliography.
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