İdel-Ural Ştatı: юрамалар арасында аерма
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[[Image:Map of Idel-Ural.jpg|220px|thumb|İdel-Ural kartası]]
▲Remnants of the old Huns and Bolgars may be seen in the Chuvash, a Turkic nation living at the west bank of the Volga, which has retained an archaic language and many pagan habits. The mixture of the Mongolian nobility and warriors with Bolgars and other local (Fenno-Ugric) peoples produced the [[Tatar people|Tatar nation]]. Because of their bad reputation in Russia (no history books fail to demonize the "Tatar yoke"), some Tatars would still prefer to call themselves Bolgars. On the other hand, neighbouring Fenno-Ugric peoples also adopted many Turkic and Islamic features from the Tatars and felt an affinity with them despite of different classification by scholars. Thus the Middle Volga region remained mainly Islamic and non-Russian, and whenever there was a major revolt against Russian colonial rule, the [[Tatar people|Tatars]] were joined by the [[Chuvash]], [[Bashkir]], Cheremish ([[Mari]]), [[Mordva]] and other nations.
In [[1917]], these nations of the [[Volga-Ural region]] founded a common state called Idel-Ural with 14-15 million inhabitants, of whom less than a third part were ethnic [[Russians]]. They aspired for autonomy, but were suppressed by the Bolsheviks next year. Soviet Russia applied now the well-known strategy of "divide and rule": instead of a single entity, stretching all the way to the [[Caspian Sea]] and bordering to [[Turkestan]], as would have been natural and justified, the region was split into half a dozen different autonomous republics.
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