The Vainakhs: the Chechen and Ingush, by George Anchabadze
The Vainakhs: the Chechen and Ingush
Author: George Anchabadze
Year: 2001-2009
Place of Publication: Tbilisi
Published by: Caucasian House
Number of pages: 79
Language: English
The first edition of the book «Vainakhs» in the English language, published in 2001. This book is the repetition of the text of the first edition and it covers the history of Vainakh people – the Chechens and the Ingush – from the ancient times to 2001. The Chechens and Ingush have common origin and similar language and culture, but owing to the force of historical coincidence of circumstances they have developed into the separate nations who, nevertheless, are fully aware of their unity, and apart from their national self-names – Nokhchi (Chechens) and Galgai (Ingush), have their common name - Vainakhs, i.e., “our people”.
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See also:
+ Abkhazia and the Caucasian War: 1810-1864, by George Anchabadze
+ Principal Stages of Ethnical Development of the Georgian Nation from Ancient Times of the Phase of Nation Formation, by George Anchabadze