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    Commemorating Today: Maps of Circassian Territories Before and After Their Expulsion (Circassian Genocide), 1864.
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    Commemorating Today: Maps of Circassian Territories Before and After Their Expulsion (Circassian Genocide), 1864.

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    1. pimezone on

      In case you were wondering why Ukrainians don’t want to be conquered by russia.

    2. Shoddy_Ad3490 on

      A horrible thing that should be recognized, just like the Armenian Genocide by Turkey.

    4. GorkemliKaplan on

      Last speaker of Ubykh language, Tevfik Esenç
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tevfik_Esen%C3%A7

      -He finished his work for Ubykh with the following speech to his long-time collaborator Georges Charachidzé:

      >My great friend Prof. Charachidzé,
      “Much talk is not without lies; much wealth is not without a shepherd” (Ubykh Proverb).
      Please forgive me if I have made any mistakes. This is how I am finishing my work with Ubykh. From this day forward, if I find someone who knows more Ubykh than I do, I will speak with them too.
      You are now the Ubykh language. From today on, you are the one who will explain it and speak it.
      I am calling out to those who read this: if there is anyone who knows it better or more truly than me, let them speak; I would be very pleased.
      May Allah grant you goodness and beauty!
      This is where Ubykh comes to and end.

      — Tevfik Esenç

    5. mo_al_amir on

      And then Russia condemns Turkey for denying the Armenian genocide, how hypocritical 

    7. Infamous_Gur_9083 on

      Well, this is just the “way of the world”.

      When the strong prevails. They may do whatever they wish upon the defeated.