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The Cossacks: a super-ethnos in Russia's ribs.
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December 21, 1996
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NOVOCHERKASSK AND MOSCOW
THE Supreme Ataman of the Great Brotherhood of Cossack Troops offered a plate of chocolate cake, and his aide de camp poured tea. The topic of conversation was a delicate one to broach with a Cossack leader (Ataman translates as "father of horsemen"), even in such urbane circumstances. Are the Cossacks truly a living people, as they-and the Russian government-say? Or are they more properly a historical phenomenon, a caste or social class, as historians have long agreed?
The Ataman-in civilian life Fyodor Moskalenko-elucidated patiently ...
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