1082:. It is noteworthy that historically among Tindis and especially Aghuls, who lived relatively far from the Azeri settlements, usually only males spoke Azeri or any second language; and only those who visited the lowlands for seasonal labour. Beginning in the 1950s, the use of Azeri as a common second language and lingua franca has been in decline, as it could no longer compete with Russian. As of 2010, 13,648 Lezgians (2.93%), 5,665 Tabasarans (3.96%), 3,105 Avars (0.35%), and 1,379 Dargwa (0.24%) living in Russia claimed speaking Azeri, mostly as a second language (the figures in brackets indicate the percentage of the speakers of Azeri in relation to the overall ethnic population that reported language command). In Dagestan, the number of non-Azeri speakers of the Azeri language (as either a first or second language) was still in the thousands in 2010.
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492:, who were sometimes classified as a separate ethnic group until the twentieth century. In Dagestan, they are also sometimes referred to as Padars. The Tarakama originated in various parts of Shirvan and were resettled by Khan Muhammad of Kaitag to the north of the city of Derbent around 1600. From then on, the area inhabited by them has been referred to as the Tarakama mahal (district) and constituted an administrative unit until the early twentieth century. The district included 10 villages. In 1736, around 300 Tarakama families from Kaitag advanced further across the
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Azeris only 25% do. Fluency in the
Russian language is characteristic of virtually all of those in the first group (moreover, 24% of Azeris from this group reported it as their first language), while almost one-third of those in the second group speak very limited Russian. About half of Azeri newcomers are engaged in commerce and service sector, compared to the native and earlier immigrant Azeris who tend to pursue careers in sciences, health care, education and the arts.
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Derbent are majority-Azeri populated, and in nine more, Azeris constitute either a relative majority or a significant minority: Berikei, Delichoban, Velikent, Verkhny Chalgan, Nizhny Chalgan, Sabnova, Dzhemikent, Zidyan, Zidyan-Kazmalyar, Mitagi, Mitagi-Kazmalyar, Kala, Mugarty, Muzaim, Padar, Kommuna, Rukel, Tatlyar, Karadagly, Bilgadi, Belidzhi, Arablinsky, Arablyar, Gedzhukh, Chinar, Nyugdi, Rubas, Salik, Ullu Terekeme, Khazar, the town of Mamedkala.
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state of the time) and made subjects of the
Shamkhal. According to a local legend, only two of the original seven settlers were Azeri, though it was the Azeri identity that came to dominate. The village today consists of seven quarters, populated by people of various waves of pre-Czarist immigration.
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saw a decrease in the number of Azeris in Russia compared to the previous census, with 603,070 Azeris (with 21.7% of them in
Dagestan) compared to 621,840 in 2002 (with 18% in Dagestan). Over 97% of Azeris living in Russia know the Russian language. Close to 84% considers Azeri their first language.
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like other Tats. In 1866, they numbered 2,500 people and by 1929 lived in seven villages, including Zidyan, Bilgadi, Verkhny
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Derbent voiced its concern due to the government's indifference towards the poor state of infrastructure and frequent acts of vandalism and unauthorised removal of Azeri cultural landmarks in the city. These concerns led to protests and demands for a better
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became a well-celebrated genre of music among the peoples of
Dagestan. Lezgian music in particular shares many similar features with Azeri music. Azeri songs were played and performed at Tabasaran weddings as late as in the 1980s. According to Belarusian Jewish traveller Joseph Cherny, who visited
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Currently ethnic Azeris constitute majority in the villages of Maraga, Hili-Pendzhik (including the settlement of Yekrag), Tsanak, Arak, Yersi, Darvag, and Zil. The villages of Arkit and
Khurvek, as well the district capital Khuchni are mixed Azeri and Tabasaran. Azeris of Tsanak, Arak, Yersi, and
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and other Nakh-Dagestani-speaking population, the Azeri language affected their cultural sphere and was a primary source for many loanwords, leaving their everyday speech behaviour mostly intact. The
Tabasaran language is considered the most influenced by Azeri, which has contributed many nouns,
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authors have displayed influences of Azeri literature. First plays in the amateur Lezgian theatre established in 1907 were performed in the Azeri language. Azeri music and singing traditions played a major role in the cultural integration of the peoples of Southern Dagestan. Music was performed
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Azeris have established numerous cultural communities, the largest one being the All-Russian Azeri Congress and the Azeri Federal National Culture Autonomy, which control smaller communities across Russia. In addition, the Moscow Public Secondary School No. 157 is set up for students with keen
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Shamsi Asadullayev was based in Moscow from 1903 until his death in 1913. He allocated money for the construction of a secular school for Muslim boys and girls and a Muslim community centre in Moscow. The four-story building erected after his death on Maly Tatarsky Lane came to be known as the
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who were gradually being absorbed by the neighbouring population, mainly Azeri, such as in Yersi. In 1929, Kemakh was listed among Tat-populated villages, whereas Gimeidi (abandoned in 1976) was described as mixed Tat and Azeri. These Tats, in turn, were assimilated by Azeris in the following
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in older Russian sources) town in 1897, with 9,767 persons constituting 66.7% of its population. Decades later, even though their numbers continued to grow, due to heavy immigration in the town, as of 2010, Azeris constituted just 32.3% of its total population with 38,523 persons.
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origin), local Nakh-Dagestani languages were "not taken seriously as a means of nation-building due to their excessive number." Azeri retained its status until 1928, when education in other local languages, as well as in Russian, was introduced.
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in 1920, the Azeri population did not tend to leave its traditional areas of settlement until the second half of the twentieth century. However, isolated communities of Azeris in Russia can trace their existence to the mid-nineteenth century.
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characterised these events as "the boiling point" in the interethnic relations in Derbent and did not exclude the possibility of them leading to an ethnic conflict that would threaten to extend across the Russian–Azerbaijani border.
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relocated Turkic-speakers from the Mikri clan to Derbent. By 1870 the settlers were all regarded as speaking a common language, Azeri. Due to their Shia adherence, the new migrants were referred to by contemporary historians as
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on the northern Caspian shore. Starting in the 1830, Azeri merchants began settling in this city, with three of them controlling up to 80% of commercial navy later in the century. Azeris, known to the local population as
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and Central Asia, Azeris were exempt from compulsory military service in the Russian Imperial army, but were required to pay a special tax. Those willing to serve were allowed to enlist in irregular units, such as the
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in the early sixteenth century. The Safavid rule was characterised with active resettlement policies, aimed at securing Shia Muslim dominance in the conquered lands. In 1509, 500 Karamanli Turkic families from
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anthropologist Magomedkhan Magomedkhanov, through the Azeri language, the people of this region "achieved material benefits, satisfaction of cultural needs, as well as creative and spiritual inspiration."
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of Southern Dagestan, used both to communicate with Azeris and with mountaineers whose languages were unrelated or considered unintelligible. In the sixteenth century, it became widespread in the
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to Azeri as their first language. In addition, from the Middle Ages, the population of a number of villages in Tabasaran, namely Arablyar, Gimeidi, Darvag, Yersi, and Kemakh consisted of
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of Dagestan had largely adopted Azeri cultural values and lifestyles, and even read liturgical prayers with a Tat translation and an Azeri tune. As for the Lezgian, Rutul,
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The Moscow Public Secondary School #157 with the Ethnocultural Azeri Element
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Islam and the Problems of National Security in the Southern Federal District
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1229:, who later established himself in Moscow, discovered rich oil reserves in
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A Tatar House in Zamoskvorechye: the Asadullayev House Is Turning 100
2591:"ВЛАДЕНИЕ ЯЗЫКАМИ НАСЕЛЕНИЕМ НАИБОЛЕЕ МНОГОЧИСЛЕННЫХ НАЦИОНАЛЬНОСТЕЙ"
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2140:. Temir Khan Shura: V. Sorokin's Russian Printing House, 1906; p. 192
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Building of the Tower of Babel: Ethnolinguistic Processes in Dagestan
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by Aida Quliyeva. Azeri.ru. Retrieved 15 September 2006 (in Russian)
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Trends of Functional Language Development in Pre-Revolution Dagestan
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Azerbaijan Acts to Limit the Discrimination Against Azeris in Russia
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and Azeri population. Residents of Darvag retained the knowledge of
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Ethnography of the Caucasus: Tracing Field Materials from 1924–1978
1674:. Russian Federation State Statistics Service. 2004. Archived from
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regions has historically had strong economic ties with the city of
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representation at the municipal level. American political analyst
2718:. Ethnoreligious Council of the Governor of the Astrakhan Oblast.
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It Is Surprising that Even Russian Girls Speak Azeri in Astrakhan
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The Dagestanis: Ethnolinguistic Diversity and Cultural Identity
2406:Дагестанцы: этноязыковое многообразие и культурная идентичность
2211:. Azerbaijan Research and Study Society Publication: Baku, 1929
1978:. Timeturk Azerbaijan. 21 April 2011. Retrieved 10 August 2012.
1539:, Cavalry General and General-Adjutant of the Emperor of Russia
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1645:Окончательные итоги Всероссийской переписи населения 2010 года
400:, the city of Derbent and the surrounding area (currently the
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Alimardan Topchubashov: Leader of Muslims in Nizhny Novgorod
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History of Russian–Azerbaijani Relations – Migration Issues
1409:, businessman, billionaire, founder of Crocus International
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Our Independent State and Parliament: 87 Years Ago and Now
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Dagestan during the Migration Period: Ethnogenetic Studies
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Chapter IV: Islam and Islamism in the Republic of Dagestan
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dominance in the district). The first newspaper in Rutul,
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Magazine, No. 7. Retrieved 15 September 2006 (in Russian)
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History of the Azerbaijani State Drama Theatre in Derbent
2054:
Azeris Fruitless Protest: Yaraliyev Reappointed as Mayor
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in 2004, three ethnic Azeris were ranked 10, 66 and 74.
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Aside from the large Azeri community native to Russia's
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The Tarakama of Dagestan in the 19th and 20th Centuries
1887:. Russian Academy of Sciences, Dagestan Science Centre.
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Azerbaijan: a quest for identity : a short history
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Shamistan Nazirli. Azeri Generals. Baku: Ganjlik, 1991
1643:Портал "Всероссийская перепись населения 2010 года" –
340:(more than 20 towns and villages), 18% of that of the
249:(Latin), Русија азәрбајҹанлылары (Cyrillic); Russian:
1849:. Lakia.net. Retrieved 15 September 2006 (in Russian)
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1649:Национальный состав населения Российской Федерации
1504:, TV host, entertainer, actor, comedian and singer
2546:Andrew Dalby. . Columbia University Press, 2004.
2323:. Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1960; p. 543.
1988:Unrest in Derbent: Azeris on Verge of Protesting
956:Nizhny Katrukh is the only Azeri village in the
519:Derbent was still a predominantly Azeri (called
424:in Derbent already in the eleventh century. The
1769:. Official website. Retrieved 15 September 2006
1733:. 11 November 2002. Retrieved 15 September 2006
1066:(minister) of Justice in the 1920s (himself of
416:. This factor, as well as the influence of the
1750:. 29 November 2012. Retrieved 17 January 2015.
1421:, politician, businessman, founder of Northgas
923:were already in the process of switching from
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2522:Annual Edition of Iberic-Caucasic Linguistics
2093:. 16 January 2015. Retrieved 17 January 2015.
2077:. 10 January 2015. Retrieved 17 January 2015.
2060:. 12 January 2015. Retrieved 17 January 2015.
2043:. 15 October 2014. Retrieved 17 January 2015.
2011:. 12 January 2015. Retrieved 17 January 2015.
2005:Another Azeri Sanctuary Vandalised in Derbent
1455:, Soviet colonel and Hero of the Soviet Union
981:, established in 1932, was printed in Azeri.
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8:
2575:Social and Family Relationships among Aghuls
2358:
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2151:Kurtzer Begriff einer holsteinischen Chronic
2037:Monument of Azeri Hero Demolished in Derbent
2027:. 9 January 2015. Retrieved 17 January 2015.
1994:. 7 January 2015. Retrieved 17 January 2015.
1722:
1720:
1255:interest in the Azeri language and culture.
1199:, and the Russian conquest of Central Asia.
1098:Distribution of Azerbaijanis in Russia, 2010
985:Role of the Azerbaijani language and culture
932:decades. Arablyar, which is now part of the
32:
2857:. 23 July 2004. Retrieved 15 September 2006
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2379:From Linguistic Areas to Areal Linguistics
2308:From Linguistic Areas to Areal Linguistics
2295:Essays on the History of Southern Dagestan
1533:, cosmonaut, flight engineer on Soyuz TM-4
1360:, diplomat, currently ambassador to Canada
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2890:Interethnic Integration in Greater Moscow
2636:Constitution of the Republic of Dagestan.
2382:. John Benjamins Publishing. p. 90.
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2201:
1744:Ethnic Azeris Returning Home, Says Expert
2646:Azerbaijani Merchants in Nizhny Novgorod
2310:. John Benjamins Publishing, 2008; p. 79
1879:
1877:
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1033:through Azeri folk instruments, such as
3035:Azerbaijani people by country or region
2497:Turkic Loanwords in Dagestani Languages
2293:K. Shikhsaidov and A. Ramazanov (ed.).
2153:. Schleswig, 1663; Book IV, Chapter 20.
1976:Number of Azeris in Dagestan Increasing
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375:are found among the rural population.
1498:, Soviet diplomat, mass media manager
1396:, former Azerbaijani foreign minister
511:population which originally spoke an
7:
1415:, businessman, singer and songwriter
1354:, chef, photographer, cooking writer
64:Regions with significant populations
2209:Tats: Their Settlement and Dialects
1427:, President of the leading Russian
2403:Magomedkhan Magomedkhanov (2010).
2180:History of the Village of Temiraul
1760:2002 All-Russian Population Census
1703:. Palgrave Macmillan. p. 19.
1574:, intellectual and social reformer
286:2010 All-Russian Population Census
25:
2284:. Nauka: Leningrad, 1982; p. 146.
1572:Mirza Abdul'Rahim Talibov Tabrizi
1555:, geologist who first discovered
1220:1906 Russian legislative election
989:For centuries Azeri has been the
4975:
2087:Another Azeri Deposed in Derbent
1216:State Duma of the Russian Empire
1167:became one of the first Russian
1154:Similarly to all Muslims of the
396:After the disintegration of the
5360:Azerbaijani emigrants to Russia
2021:Nizami Monument Vandalised Thus
1697:van der Leeuw, Charles (2000).
1527:silver medalist, world champion
1237:, the third busiest airport in
635:Traditional areas of settlement
5355:Azerbaijani diaspora in Europe
3414:Indigenous peoples of Dagestan
2533:K. Ramazanov, A. Shikhsaidov.
2364:Caucasus Ethnographic Almanach
2337:On the Peoples of the Caucasus
2071:Azeris Took to Derbent Streets
1933:Freedom of Religion and Belief
1:
3228:Azerbaijani Olympic medalists
2445:. Encyclopædia of Literature.
2262:. Makhachkala: RAS DSC, 2004.
265:. These may be either ethnic
5345:Muslim communities of Russia
1917:. СКНЦ ВШ ЮФУ: Moscow, 2010.
1590:List of Russian Azerbaijanis
1304:List of Russian Azerbaijanis
1235:Surgut International Airport
1189:Hungarian Revolution of 1848
915:In the historical region of
5335:Caucasus diaspora in Russia
2321:The Peoples of the Caucasus
1883:Magomedkhan Magomedkhanov.
1610:Azerbaijan–Russia relations
1401:Azerbaijanis born elsewhere
1165:Mammad Hasan agha Javanshir
1122:The population of maritime
420:, ensured the spread of an
5376:
2904:. Regnum. 13 January 2007.
2853:by Paul Khlebnikov (ed.).
2426:. Aghul News, #№ 29 (5934)
1936:. Routledge. p. 273.
1510:, fencer, Olympics winner
1301:
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1210:. An Azeri member, lawyer
1145:Astrakhan State University
962:Shamkhalate of Kazi-Kumukh
408:(present day northeastern
284:in 1991. According to the
5350:Ethnic groups in Dagestan
3041:
2966:Muskingum University, USA
2756:. IslamRf.ru. 8 May 2013.
2236:. Dagstat. Archived from
2182:. Makhachkala, 1999; p. 1
1810:28 September 2007 at the
1537:Huseyn Khan Nakhchivanski
1366:, retired football player
1187:, the suppression of the
849:Deportations from Armenia
528:Azerbaijanis in Tabasaran
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250:
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2997:6 September 2006 at the
2957:Arnold, Richard (2015).
2851:The 100 Richest Russians
1930:; Sheen, Juliet (1997).
1179:, Russo-Turkish wars of
973:(despite general ethnic
255:Azerbajdzhantsy v Rossii
5340:Ethnic groups in Russia
3275:Ethnic groups in Russia
2376:Pieter Muysken (2008).
1847:The Peoples of Dagestan
1833:8 November 2014 at the
785:Pre-Abrahamic religions
392:Azerbaijanis in Derbent
247:Rusiya azərbaycanlıları
37:Русија азәрбајҹанлылары
35:Rusiya azərbaycanlıları
2972:: 18 – via SAGE.
2872:3 January 2007 at the
2805:9 January 2014 at the
2729:"Итоги::Астраханьстат"
2714:9 January 2014 at the
2651:9 January 2014 at the
2458:The Culture of Lezgins
2306:Pieter Muysken (ed.).
2195:. Nauka: Moscow, 1990.
1962:19 August 2011 at the
1729:by Nailia Sohbetqizi.
1620:Demographics of Russia
1615:Russians in Azerbaijan
1313:
1298:Azerbaijanis of Russia
1212:Alimardan Topchubashov
1099:
936:, currently has mixed
440:
251:Азербайджанцы в России
246:
235:Azerbaijanis in Russia
33:Azerbaijanis in Russia
4982:Immigration to Russia
2486:. Daguchpedgiz, 1996.
2280:Leonid Lavrov (ed.).
1913:16 March 2013 at the
1654:24 April 2012 at the
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952:Azerbaijanis in Rutul
521:Transcaucasian Tatars
438:
342:Tabasaransky District
221:Related ethnic groups
4811:Unrecognized peoples
4297:Other ethnic peoples
3607:Amur-Ussuri Cossacks
3233:List of Azerbaijanis
3047:Azerbaijani diaspora
2441:23 June 2011 at the
2342:16 July 2006 at the
2163:Abbasgulu Bakikhanov
1765:19 July 2011 at the
1479:Soviet space program
1046:the region in 1870,
460:. Finally, in 1741,
239:Russian Azerbaijanis
227:Azerbaijani diaspora
4886:Assimilated peoples
3502:Meadow-Eastern Mari
3107:Former Soviet Union
3054:Largest urban areas
2888:Yurik Harutyunyan.
2221:1897 Russian Census
2178:Muratbek Mansurov.
1595:Armenians in Russia
1521:Heydar Mammadaliyev
1459:Rustam Ibragimbekov
1453:Habibullah Huseynov
1265:2010 Russian census
1204:Ittifaq al-Muslimin
346:Kizlyarsky District
338:Derbentsky District
79:Moscow (urban only)
38:
4933:Siberian Bukharans
4092:Aukhovite Chechens
4044:Siberian Bukharans
3370:Aukhovite Chechens
3081:Iranian Azerbaijan
2841:. 4 December 2018.
2333:Nikolai Trubetzkoy
2319:S. Tolstov (ed.).
2240:on 11 October 2017
2191:Sakinat Hajiyeva.
2138:History of Derbent
2069:Adamova, Rahimat.
2052:Adamova, Rahimat.
2003:Adamova, Rahimat.
1814:by K. Khanbabaev.
1678:on 20 January 2012
1600:Iranians in Russia
1585:Azerbaijani people
1469:Alexander Kazembek
1437:Avraamy Aslanbegov
1352:Stalic Khankishiev
1336:, artistic gymnast
1320:, racing cyclist,
1314:
1141:Shamsi Asadullayev
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1064:People's Commissar
649:Iranian Azerbaijan
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3530:Northwestern Mari
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3064:Traditional areas
2771:978-5-273-00560-0
2696:. 3 October 2015.
2389:978-90-272-3100-0
1742:Mammadov, Ramiz.
1710:978-0-312-21903-1
1492:, football player
1439:, Russian admiral
1390:, football player
1384:, football player
1382:Aleksandr Samedov
1378:, showman, singer
1370:Karim Mammadbeyov
1348:, football player
1206:, in the city of
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1484:Muslim Magomayev
1461:, screenwriter,
1419:Farkhad Akhmedov
1394:Tofig Zulfugarov
1318:Tamilla Abassova
1278:Racism in Russia
1243:entrepreneurship
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140:Krasnoyarsk Krai
129:Saint Petersburg
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1992:Haqqin.az
1185:1877–1878
1181:1828–1829
1177:1826–1828
1173:1804–1813
1128:Astrakhan
1018:Tabasaran
925:Tabasaran
917:Tabasaran
810:Yarsanism
490:Karapapak
430:Ibrahim I
398:Caliphate
322:Stavropol
189:Languages
57:3,000,000
53:1,500,000
5288:Turkmens
5248:Sakhalin
5236:Koreans
5222:Japanese
5208:Iranians
5118:Slovenes
5083:Latvians
5078:Italians
5009:Scottish
5000:British
4877:Sireniki
4818:Africans
4767:Turkmens
4738:Slovenes
4694:Persians
4621:Latvians
4552:Japanese
4547:Italians
4353:Bosniaks
4261:Tsakhurs
4233:Karagash
4226:Ak Nogai
4157:Khwarshi
4137:Godoberi
4127:Botlikhs
4102:Akhvakhs
4074:Dagestan
4064:Tofalars
3981:Kamasins
3933:Negidals
3901:Far East
3886:Vepsians
3848:Yukaghir
3788:Alyutors
3758:Itelmens
3733:Chukchis
3600:Cossacks
3594:Russians
3538:Mordvins
3394:Besleney
3388:Cherkess
3364:Chechens
3354:Bashkirs
3341:Tubalars
3327:Chelkans
3321:Altaians
3313:Shapsugs
3299:Bzhedugs
3221:See also
3200:Americas
3088:Borchaly
2995:Archived
2870:Archived
2811:Al Hayat
2803:Archived
2739:16 March
2733:Archived
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1831:Archived
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1625:Dagestan
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1342:, judoka
1292:Milyukov
1156:Caucasus
1133:Persians
1106:and the
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819:Language
776:Religion
703:Diaspora
611:Religion
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535:Part of
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483:conquest
471:персияне
467:Persians
358:Buynaksk
328:Dagestan
208:Religion
70:Dagestan
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5232:Kazakhs
5203:Indians
5195:Dungans
5189:Chinese
5154:Afghans
5113:Slovaks
5046:Germans
5004:English
4893:Agrzhan
4872:Qaratay
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4802:Yazidis
4792:Uyghurs
4733:Slovaks
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4608:Kurmanj
4576:Koreans
4562:Kazakhs
4542:Indians
4492:Germans
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4388:Dungans
4358:Britons
4309:Afghans
4215:Lezgins
4183:Kaitags
4177:Dargins
4152:Karatas
4147:Hunzibs
4142:Hinukhs
4122:Bezhtas
4082:Abazins
4059:Teleuts
3973:Siberia
3891:Votians
3838:Selkups
3783:Koryaks
3748:Dolgans
3743:Chuvans
3738:Chulyms
3711:peoples
3652:Udmurts
3544:Mokshas
3457:Abugach
3450:Koibals
3429:Kalmyks
3383:Chuvash
3378:Chukchi
3359:Buryats
3349:Balkars
3283:Titular
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3119:Georgia
3114:Belarus
3098:Armenia
3093:Derbent
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727:Germany
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673:Georgia
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576:Cuisine
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334:Derbent
324:, etc.
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294:Armenia
290:Georgia
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48:603,070
5293:Uzbeks
5268:Kyrgyz
5214:Tajiks
5128:Swedes
5056:Pontic
5051:Greeks
5036:French
4913:Muroma
4847:Buzava
4787:Uzbeks
4762:Tajiks
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4723:Rusyns
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4435:French
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4251:Talysh
4241:Rutuls
4220:Nogais
4205:Kumyks
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3943:Orochs
3938:Nivkhs
3909:Evenks
3853:Yupiks
3819:Nenets
3814:Naukan
3801:Karaga
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3768:Kereks
3728:Aleuts
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3638:Tuvans
3630:Pomors
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3559:Nenets
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3467:Khanty
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3419:Ingush
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3165:France
3158:Europe
3134:Russia
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450:Tabriz
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5098:Poles
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