posted by Justice For North Caucasus - Genocide Page on September 05, 2005 9:00 AM as Genocide Crime
"Neither I nor the president
has ever said there are no violations of human rights in Chechnya." -
Vladimir A. Kalamanov, President Putin's special representative for human rights
in Chechnya
"There are not enough
psychologists in all of Russia to treat those who are
returning." - 40-year-old Russian police officer about new generation of
troubled Russian soldiers with deep psychological problems, many of whom are
violent.
posted by Justice For North Caucasus - Genocide Page on June 12, 2005 9:00 AM as Genocide Crime
The Circassian Genocide A professor of the university of
Munich (München), Karl Friedrich Neumann (not to be confused with the later
Naumann), wrote in 1839 a book titled "Russland und die Tscherkessen" (published
in the collection "Reisen und Länderbeschreibungen", vol. 19, in 1840). He
describes, how Russia settled Christians to the parts of Armenia gained from
Persia in 1828 - actually, Neumann had written about the issue already in 1834.
(p. 68-69) Neumann considered this a very sound policy and predicted, that all
Caucasus would become under firm Russian rule within the next decades. (p. 125)
European powers would not intervene, because it was the destiny of all Europe to
rule over the lands of Turks, Persians, and Hindus. (p. 129-130) Neumann was
no racist, but he certainly advocated colonialism and was a Russophile in
relation to the southern ...
posted by Justice For North Caucasus - Genocide Page on May 19, 2005 9:00 AM as Genocide Crime
The Circassian Genocide
A professor of the university of Munich (München), Karl Friedrich Neumann
(not to be confused with the later Naumann), wrote in 1839 a book titled
"Russland und die Tscherkessen" (published in the collection "Reisen und
Länderbeschreibungen", vol. 19, in 1840). He describes, how Russia settled
Christians to the parts of Armenia gained from Persia in 1828 - actually,
Neumann had written about the issue already in 1834. (p. 68-69) Neumann
considered this a very sound policy and predicted, that all Caucasus would
become under firm Russian rule within the next decades. (p. 125) European powers
would not intervene, because it was the destiny of all Europe to rule over the
lands of Turks, Persians, and Hindus. (p. 129-130)
Neumann was no racist, but he certainly advocated colonialism and was a
Russophile in relation to the southern ...
posted by Justice For North Caucasus - Genocide Page on May 02, 2005 9:00 AM as Genocide Crime
Olympic Games on the soil of Genocide?
Publication time: Today at 12:37 Djokhar time
<!--[if !vml]--><!--[endif]-->Last year Moscow lost the contest of hosting the Summer Olympics in 2012. According to the chairman of Russia's Olympic Committee, Leonid Tyagachev, the decision was not a sports question, but a political question. He pointed out the conflict in Chechnya as a major reason for Moscow's loss.
Unfortunately, Tyagachev hasn't learnt his lessons yet. The Russian olympic boss, who is the ski coach of Putin and a frequent tamada (table chairman) at his family parties, is today involved in promoting Sochi for the winter Olympics in 2014. This idea is completely absurd - it's like planning to celebrate Olympic Games in Auschwitz or Treblinka.
The Circassian people don't have the lobbying force of Jews or Armenians. Accordingly, the Genocide of the Circassians is almost a forgotten crime against humanity. The Holocaust Industry has quite far ... >>Click Here For Full Article.
posted by Justice For North Caucasus - Genocide Page on April 19, 2005 9:00 AM as Genocide Crime
More Quotes of Russian soldiers in Chechnya:
"Our hatred is against all
Chechens, not just the individual enemies who killed your
friends." -
23-year-old Russian army officer
"It's much easier to kill them
all (Chechens). It takes less time for them to die than to
grow." - Valery,
Russian personnel officer
"So there will be one Chechen
less on the planet, so what? Who will cry for
him?" -
Gennady, 24-year-old Russian paratrooper
"I hated them when I
fought in Chechnya, and I hate them now. I
can't even watch TV when it shows Chechens--I feel all my muscles start to ache
and I want to smash
something." -
Gennady, 24-year-old Russian paratrooper
"Cutting
ears may seem savage to some, but it has its explanations," said one commander.
"It's an old tradition ..."
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