In a message dated 7/29/2004 2:02:24 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are the ethnic hostilities something that would naturally
die out without being enflamed intentionally for political gains or are they
inevitable?
The Irish were regarded almost identically to the
?
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In the case of Russia/Chechnya, I think ethnic
divisions were dying out slowly over the Soviet period
for a variety of reasons (though Stalin's deportation
of Chechens and other groups and the violent
application of the Short Course in Western Ukraine and
the Baltics increased them in those areas
Although I am highly disappointed by the low level of discourse on Kerala/Chechnya, I
do have a serious question that might deflect the discussion.
Are the ethnic hostilities something that would naturally die out without being
enflamed intentionally for political gains or are they inevitable?
Michael Perelman wrote:
The Irish were regarded almost identically to the Blacks in the US. I gave some
sources on this a few days ago, I believe. Yet, there is not a high level of
anti-Irish feeling in the US.
All _european_ ethnic groups that have migrated to the u.s. have come
to begin
