D.Sukhbaatar: Three. Uriankhai or Tuva-II
The Soviet Union accepted this decision of the Tuva Baga Khural in 1944 and decided to include Tuva as an autonomous region within the ...
17 Feb
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13 Feb
D.Sukhbaatar: Three. Uriankhai Tuva-I
Today's Tuva people call themselves “мы тувинцы”. If someone says "You are not Tuva, you are Mongol of the descendants of the hero of S...
08 Feb
D.Sukhbaatar: Modern Buryat
In 1991, the Soviet Union collapsed and global communism was thrown into the dustbin of history. The Russian Federation has entered int...
02 Feb
D.Sukhbaatar: Red Buryat
In February 1918, Soviet government was established in Buryatia. Not long after in the summer of 1918, Cossacks Ataman Semyonov overthr...
10 Jan
D.Sukhbaatar: Buryat Mongol during the White Tsar of Russia
In 1703, by the order of Peter the Great of Russia, Buryat was included in Russia. In the Treaty of Nerchinsk in 1689, the Manchurian S...
23 Nov
D.Sukhbaatar: Two.Buryat Mongol
What is Buryat Mongolia? Why are Mongols divided into many parts? It's time, to tell the truth. During the previous six centuries, the ...
03 Nov
D. Sukhbaatar: Modern Southern Mongolia.
After the Cultural Revolution, at the 3rd Congress of the Chinese Communist Party held in November 1978, Deng Xiaoping, the visionary a...
21 Oct
Series of Articles: D. Sukhbaatar - Southern Mongolia oppressed by communism
In 1917, the Red Plague of Communism, which broke out in Russia, not only spread to Mongolia in 1921, but also spread to Great China in...
06 Oct
Irina Regbievna Garri: Who are we Buryats? Mongols or "Dear Russians"?
Garry Irina Regbievna (Doctor of History, Senior Researcher of the Institute of Mongolian, Tibetan and Buddhist Studies of the Siberian...
26 Sep
Mongol ethnic groups who fled the Russian mobilization came to Mongolia in large numbers
As Kalmyk, Tuva and Buryat Mongol ethnicities of the Russia came to Mongolia in large numbers fleeing the Russian military mobilization...