Musa Mamut (Russian and Crimean Tatar Cyrillic: Муса Мамут; 20 February 1931 – 28 June 1978) was a deported Crimean Tatar who immolated himself in Crimea...
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Schuster. p. 203. ISBN 978-0-02-922401-4. Retrieved December 20, 2014. Musa Mamut. "Vor dreißig Jahren: Die Stasi und eine Selbstverbrennung eines Pfarrers"...
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Dzhemilev – leader of the Mejlis Emir-Usein Kuku – human rights defender Musa Mamut – committed self-immolation in protest of being forced to leave Crimea...
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most notable example of such resistance was a Crimean Tatar activist, Musa Mamut, who was deported when he was 12 and who returned to Crimea because he...
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deportation was self-immolation, famously used by Crimean Tatar national hero Musa Mamut, one of those who moved to Crimea without a residence permit. He doused...
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Felixovich Voino-Yasenetsky, Russian surgeon and Archbishop of Simferopol Musa Mamut (1931–1978) a deported Crimean Tatar who immolated himself in Crimea Yuri...
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the funeral, which had intense KGB surveillance, he was buried next to Musa Mamut, who had committed self-immolation in protest of being forced to leave...
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Dzhemilev - Ismail Gaspıralı - Jamala - Kenan Kutub-zade - Mansur Mazinov - Musa Mamut - Yuri Osmanov - Abdraim Reshidov - Ayshe Seitmuratova - Seit Tairov Deportation...
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from prison to attend it. He was buried in Donskoye (Besh-Terek) next to Musa Mamut. Журналист (in Russian). Редакция журнала. 1995. Khurshutov, Asan (2011-03-22)...
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deportation was self-immolation, famously used by Crimean Tatar national hero Musa Mamut, one of those who moved to Crimea without a residence permit. He doused...
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