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Obshchina (Russian: община, IPA: [ɐpˈɕːinə],
literally "commune") or mir (Russian: мир,
literally "society",
among other meanings), or
selskoye obshchestvo...
- "cherespolositsa" ("alternating
ribbons (of land)") and
administered by the
obschina / mir (the
general village community),
remained as the main
system of peasant...
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rejection of the
necessity of
bourgeois revolution and
appreciation of the
obschina, the
communal land system, in
Russia in his
letter to Vera Zasulich; respect...
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Chechen mafia (See also
Special Purpose Islamic Regiment and Kadyrovtsy)
Obschina Labazanov gang
Georgian mafia (See also
Mkhedrioni and
Forest Brothers)...
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Chechen mafia (See also
Special Purpose Islamic Regiment and Kadyrovtsy)
Obschina Labazanov gang
Uzbek mafia (See also
Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan) Rakhimov...
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Piotr (May 2, 1988). The Novocherk****k Tragedy, June 1-3 1962 (Report). "
Obschina". "Novocherk****k M****acre".
Seventeen Moments in
Soviet History. 2015-06-19...
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provide a
modern statistical description of the
Russian peasant commune, or
obschina.
Chuprov viewed the
Russian obshchina as a
valuable social institution...
- sotsialno-politicheskikh
otnoshenii v
domongolskii period. Knyaz,
boyare i
gorodskaya obschina. St Petersburg, 2001 (in Russian).
Arkadii Zhukovsky,
Yaroslav Osmomysl...
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having enough to eat. He also
opposed the
Narodnik movement,
which held the
obschina (rural community) as
their ideal,
seeing it as just
another mechanism for...
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hated them),
learned from them of
primal ways of
collective ownership (
obschina, artel) and
principles of
mutual responsibility which existed in their...
