-
similarities with
Kumyks from Dagestan.
Balkars and
Karachays are
referred to as a
single ethnicity. The
ethnogenesis of the
Balkars -"one of the most
difficult problems...
- til) by its speakers, is a
Turkic language spoken by the
Karachays and
Balkars in Kabardino-Balkaria and Karachay–Cherkessia,
European Russia, as well...
- The
Deportation of the
Balkars was the
expulsion by the
Soviet government of the
entire Balkar po****tion of the
North Caucasus to
Central Asia on March 8...
-
Balkar and
Karachay nationalism is the
national sentiment among the
Balkars and Karachai. It
generally manifests itself in: The
movement for the recognition...
- have a
common origin, culture, and
language with the
Balkars. The
names used by the Karachay-
Balkar to
refer to
themselves (enonym) and the
names ****igned...
-
Kabardins (Circ****ians), who
speak a North-West
Caucasian language, and the
Balkars who
speak a
Turkic language.
According to the 2021 Census,
Kabardins make...
-
Balkar Singh is a
politician and MLA from Kartarpur.
Balkar Singh may also
refer to:
Balkar Singh Sidhu,
Indian singer,
politician and MLA from Rampura...
-
return of the
Balkars, the KB****R is re-instated on 9
January 1957. On 31
January 1991, the
republic declared sovereignty as the Kabardino-
Balkar SSR and from...
-
groups living in the region—the Kalmyks, Chechens, Ingushi, Karachai,
Balkars, and
Crimean Tatars—were
accused of
having collaborated with the Germans...
-
Balkars (Taulu) (18.2%)
Cherkess (3.6%)
Ossetians (1.3%)
others (13.2%) 2002
census data is as follows:
Kabardians (47.3%)
Russians (31.8%)
Balkars (11...
