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“Putin’s Militant Buryats”, Ukraine war and the “Mongol Yoke/Horde Legacy” Theory

This session aims to explore the multifaceted experiences and representations of war from Indigenous perspectives through an interdisciplinary lens, combining history, anthropology, folklore, law and political science. The session will also focus on the symbolic and spiritual dimensions of war, exploring heroic epics, storytelling traditions, offering insights into the deeper cultural meanings of conflict. Contemporary issues, such as Indigenous mobilization in the ongoing Ukrainian conflict and other instances of forced or voluntary participation, will be addressed.

<strong>S10</strong>:Myth, Memory, and Mobilization: Interdisciplinary Insights into Indigenous Experiences of War

The Eighth International Symposium on Arctic Research (ISAR-8)

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[S10-O-06]“Putin’s Militant Buryats”, Ukraine war and the “Mongol Yoke/Horde Legacy” Theory

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