Angelika Pobedonostseva-Kaya
Biographic Data
| ID | 170849 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Angelika Pobedonostseva-Kaya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Angelika |
| FAMILY NAME | Pobedonostseva-Kaya |
| SIGNATURE | POBEDONOSTSEVA-KAYA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | St Petersburg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6556-3950 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Comintern and the Kurdish Uprisings: A Radical Tragedy
The Kurds in the Middle East, like other oppressed ethnic groups, were considered by the Communist International (Comintern) as an ally in advancing global revolution. The Comintern as an international association of Communist and radical groups was allied with the Soviet government, yet it pursued its own radical aims which later began to disturb the Soviet government and ended in its crushing by the late 1930s. Until its very end, Soviet Kurdis…
Soviet Kurdish Studies and Policies: The Problem of Agents and Agency
The modern Kurdish national movement since its inception constantly interacted with the regional and global powers and was sporadically instrumentalised by them. The Soviet state interacted especially intensively with the Kurdish political projects, e. g., by creating the Kurdish district known as Red Kurdistan in the Caucasus in the 1920s, involvement in the establishment of the so-called Mahabad republic in Iran in 1946, and contradictory relat…
“Lenin and the Bolsheviks Were All Kurds”: Folklore and Politics in the Soviet Kurdish Culture of the 1920–1930s
To overcome imperial legacy, the Soviet policy after 1917 set itself new guidelines in the field of foreign and domestic policy. Among the policies of the Soviet government in the first decades of its existence was the systematic intensive development of the modern national identity of the non-Russian peoples of the USSR. This included, inter alia, training national specialists and developing a modern educational and cultural infrastructure, but …
“The Soviet Government Approves of Our Religion”: Yezidism in Soviet Cinema
Yezidi studies in Russia and the USSR were connected, first of all, with the general development of Kurdish studies. Due to long-term social isolation and religious persecution, the Yezidis were a closed society, which, due to its low social “proletarian” status, was considered by the Bolsheviks as a society capable of assimilating a new revolutionary ideology. One of the most important elements of nation-building was the formation of a national …
“The Mukri Kurds” by O. L. Vilchevsky: What and Why Has Been Deleted Before Publication
The article deals with the problem of political influence on scholarship. It analyses the existing versions of an ethnographic essay by Oleg Vilchevsky, a prominent Soviet Orientalist. Alongside a published version the ethnographic essay “The Mukri Kurds” — an author’s typescript, “Mukri Kurdistan,” has been found in the Scientific Archive of Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (the Kunstkamera) of the Russian Academy of Scienc…
“Ana Kurdi”: The Jews of Kurdistan
Ана Курди»: евреи КурдистанаА Н Н О Т А Ц И Я .Сведения о существовании еврейских общин на территории этнического Курдистана появлялись еще в Средние века.Общины были вовлечены в социальноэкономическое взаимодействие с соседними народами региона вплоть до своей эмиграции в середине XX в.Разделение Курдистана и региональное деление Ирака, Ирана, Турции и Сирии отражали не только различия между еврейскими общинами, но и отличие общин курдистанских …
Politics and Politicians in Soviet Belarus: The Case of Kiryla Mazurau
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Politics and Politicians in Soviet Belarus: The Case of Kiryla Mazurau
“Ana Kurdi”: The Jews of Kurdistan
Ана Курди»: евреи КурдистанаА Н Н О Т А Ц И Я .Сведения о существовании еврейских общин на территории этнического Курдистана появлялись еще в Средние века.Общины были вовлечены в социальноэкономическое взаимодействие с соседними народами региона вплоть до своей эмиграции в середине XX в.Разделение Курдистана и региональное деление Ирака, Ирана, Турции и Сирии отражали не только различия между еврейскими общинами, но и отличие общин курдистанских …
“The Mukri Kurds” by O. L. Vilchevsky: What and Why Has Been Deleted Before Publication
The article deals with the problem of political influence on scholarship. It analyses the existing versions of an ethnographic essay by Oleg Vilchevsky, a prominent Soviet Orientalist. Alongside a published version the ethnographic essay “The Mukri Kurds” — an author’s typescript, “Mukri Kurdistan,” has been found in the Scientific Archive of Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (the Kunstkamera) of the Russian Academy of Scienc…
“The Soviet Government Approves of Our Religion”: Yezidism in Soviet Cinema
Yezidi studies in Russia and the USSR were connected, first of all, with the general development of Kurdish studies. Due to long-term social isolation and religious persecution, the Yezidis were a closed society, which, due to its low social “proletarian” status, was considered by the Bolsheviks as a society capable of assimilating a new revolutionary ideology. One of the most important elements of nation-building was the formation of a national …
“Lenin and the Bolsheviks Were All Kurds”: Folklore and Politics in the Soviet Kurdish Culture of the 1920–1930s
To overcome imperial legacy, the Soviet policy after 1917 set itself new guidelines in the field of foreign and domestic policy. Among the policies of the Soviet government in the first decades of its existence was the systematic intensive development of the modern national identity of the non-Russian peoples of the USSR. This included, inter alia, training national specialists and developing a modern educational and cultural infrastructure, but …
Soviet Kurdish Studies and Policies: The Problem of Agents and Agency
The modern Kurdish national movement since its inception constantly interacted with the regional and global powers and was sporadically instrumentalised by them. The Soviet state interacted especially intensively with the Kurdish political projects, e. g., by creating the Kurdish district known as Red Kurdistan in the Caucasus in the 1920s, involvement in the establishment of the so-called Mahabad republic in Iran in 1946, and contradictory relat…
The Comintern and the Kurdish Uprisings: A Radical Tragedy
The Kurds in the Middle East, like other oppressed ethnic groups, were considered by the Communist International (Comintern) as an ally in advancing global revolution. The Comintern as an international association of Communist and radical groups was allied with the Soviet government, yet it pursued its own radical aims which later began to disturb the Soviet government and ended in its crushing by the late 1930s. Until its very end, Soviet Kurdis…
Political science (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Turkey's Politics and Society (4 works) · Ethnic group (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Islamic Studies and History (2 works)