John Colarusso

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  * John Colarusso and Walter Richmond: The conquest and deportation of the Circassians
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  The acknowledged expert on Circassian language, myth, and culture is Professor John Colarusso, while accounts of the Circassian deportation by Willis Brooks and Paul Henze appeared before mine.
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  (3) See the works of John Colarusso, also the 1995 article by Willis Brooks referenced in note 8 of my "forgotten genocide" essay.
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  (1) The Nart sagas have been translated into English and annotated by Professor John Colarusso.See his "Nart Sagas from the Caucasus: Myths and Legends of the Circassians, Abazas, Abkhaz, and Ubykh" (Princeton University Press, 2002).
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  * John Colarusso (McMaster University) and Walter Richmond (Occidental College)
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  Indeed, certain trends point in that direction ­ in particular, increasing alienation from Russia among indigenous ethnic groups (even, as Professor Colarusso observes, among traditionally loyal groups like the Ossets) and a net out-migration of ethnic Russians from the region.

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  John Colarusso
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  John Colarusso
  
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  Professor, Department of Anthropology, and Department of Linguistics and Languages
  
  McMaster University, Canada

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  By John Colarusso, McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario

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  Dr. John Colarusso McMaster University Moderator

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  John Colarusso
  
  McMaster University

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  John Colarusso McMaster University

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  A Grammar of the Kabardian Language - [Cached Version]
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  John Colarusso
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  John Colarusso is a Professor in the Department of Anthropology and an associate member of the Department of Modern Languages and Linguistics at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

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  Ø Discussion with John Colorusso (McMaster University) and Thomas Graham (Carnegie Endowment) on the Russian Presidential Elections (March 27).

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  By John Colarusso
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  By John Colarusso, Professor in the Anthropology Department of McMaster University, Ontario
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  By John Colarusso, McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario
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  By John Colarusso
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  By John Colarusso
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  The Annual of the Society for the Study of Caucasia 2: 3-11., 1989, By John Colarusso
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  By John Colarusso
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  Compiled, translated and analyzed By John Colarusso, 2001
  
  Tevfik EsençThe Last Ubykh.He was the last person able to speak the language they called Ubykh

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  John Colarusso, a specialist on the Caucasus region at McMaster University in Ontario, said, "I am reasonably certain that they have or had at least three warheads."Colarusso, who advised the Clinton administration on Chechnya, said that in November 1991, Russia's former defense minister, Pavel Grachev, "sold" the Russian arsenal in Grozny to Chechnya's late separatist president, Dzhokhar Dudayev.
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  Colarusso said the rebels found two more warheads in an abandoned ballistic missile silo in the Chechen village of Bamut.The missiles in the silo had been destroyed in the mid-1970s by a propellant fire, leaving two warheads lying at the bottom of the shafts.The CIA reportedly sent officers to Chechnya to inspect the weapons but never were able to confirm their existence.
  
  Few specialists doubt that the Chechen rebels, locked in an eight-year conflict with Moscow that has claimed tens of thousands of lives on each side, have the motivation to seek more powerful weapons in their struggle.But there is debate about whether they have the desire, or the means, to resort to nuclear terror.
  
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  Colarusso, the former Clinton administration adviser, believes the rebels' intention would be to employ any nuclear weapons they acquire as a bargaining chip.
  
  This story ran on page A1 of the Boston Globe on 12/1/2002.© Copyright 2002 Globe Newspaper Company.
  
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