Adygeia

English Proper noun en Adygea. en 1943 summer Alexei Tolstoi Trends in Soviet Literature Bernhard Joseph Stern w:Science & Society VII New York, N.Y. Science and Society 247–248 https://books.google.com/books?id=lAzRAAAAMAAJ&q=Adygeia 0036-8237 1644619 The literatures of the “little peoples,” which count their age in two or three decades, were entirely founded by the October Revolution; these literatures are those of Bashkiria, Chuvashia, Komia, Maria, Iakutiia, Mordoviia, Kabarino-Balkariia, Cherkessia, Ingushetiia, Abkhaziia, Adygeia, Oirotiia, of the Buriats, the Kalmyks, the Lazgins, the Avartzy, the Udmurti, the Chechentzi, and other nationalities and tribes. en 2002 w:Dmitri Trenin Domestic Boundaries and the Russian Question The End of Eurasia: Russia on the Border Between Geopolitics and Globalization Washington, D.C. w:Carnegie Endowment for International Peace part 3 (Integration) 248 https://archive.org/details/endofeurasiaruss00tren/page/248/mode/1up 0-87003-190-2 There is a parallel movement to unite ethnically close peoples, e.g., within a Greater Circassia, which would embrace Kabarda, Circassia, Adygeia, Abkhazia, and the lands claimed by the Abazin and the Shapsug. en 2015 John P. Crank; Linda S. Jacoby Migration, Organized Crime, and Sex Slavery Crime, Violence, and Global Warming Abingdon, Oxfordshire; New York, N.Y. w:Routledge section III (Migration Futures and Megacities:A Collision Course with Global Warming), chapter 7 (Refugee Migration and Settlement Amid Climate Change:A Prescription for Violence?) 180 https://archive.org/details/crimeviolenceglo0000cran/page/180/mode/1up 978-0-323-26509-6 Armenian and Russian criminals control the business, although Chechens and gangsters from the neighbouring region of Adygeia are also moving into the market. Finnish fi: Etymology fi ru Адыге́я. Pronunciation Proper noun fi Adygea Q3734 Declension Adygei a sg fi exonyms