Cultural Exchanges and Transformations between Abkhazia and Krasnodar Krai: An Exploration of Shared Histories and Identities
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Forced Deportation of Circassians, Russian Empire, Homogenuous Soviet Identity, South Caucasus, Eastern orthodoxy, Abkhazian PaganismAbstract
This research paper explores the cultural exchanges and transformations between Abkhazia and Krasnodar Krai, two regions linked by shared histories and identities. Through an analysis of cultural, social, and political factors, the paper investigates how these two regions have influenced each other over time, leading to the emergence of new cultural practices, traditions, and identities. The study draws on a range of sources, including historical accounts, ethnographic studies, and interviews with key stakeholders. The paper argues that despite political tensions and conflict, cultural exchange and transformation have continued to occur between Abkhazia and Krasnodar Krai, providing a foundation for future reconciliation and cooperation. The findings of this study contribute to our understanding of the complex relationships between regions, cultures, and identities, and highlight the importance of cultural exchange and dialogue in promoting peace and understanding.
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