Paul Goble
Vienna, August 24 – Chechnya is rapidly becoming Russia’s Algeria, according to a Moscow commentator, not only because most Russians see it as an inalienable part of their country that is nonetheless de facto separate but also because Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov is laying the groundwork now for the de jure independence of his republic.
In an article in today’s “Yezhednevny zhurnal,” Mark Feygin argues that those who believe Chechnya will never seek independence because of the assistance Moscow provides to it understand neither the nature of Chechnya nor the way in which its leaders are pursuing independence (www.ej.ru/?a=note&id=9374).
And he suggests that the French experience in Algeria, a place many French people believed would always remain a department of Metropolitan France and one that divided the French elite even more than Chechnya has divided the Russian one, ...
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