Литература
1. Achkasov, VaLerij. (2013). “Politika pamjati” kak instrument stroitel'stva postsocialisticheskih nacij [from Rus.: “Politics of memory” as an instrument for building post-socialist nations]. Zhurnal sociologii i social'noj antropologii 16(4): 106-123.
2. Ashplant, Timothy G., Dawson, Graham, Roper, Michael. (2017). The politics of war memory and commemoration: contexts, structures and dynamics. Commemorating War. London: Routledge, 386.
3. Assman, Alejda. (2019). Zabvenie istorii -- oderzhimost' istoriej [from Rus.: Oblivion of history obsession with history.]. Moskva: Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie.
4. Banner F. (2006). Uncivil wars: `Suicide bomber identity' as a product of Russo-Chechen conflict. Religion, State & Society 34(3): 215-253.
5. Bernhard, Michael H., Kubik, Jan (ed.). (2016). Twenty years after communism: The politics of memory and commemoration. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
6. Bernstein, Seth. (2016). Remembering war, remaining Soviet: digital commemoration of World War II in Putin's Russia. Memory Studies 9(4): 422-436.
7. Bodnar, John E. (1991). Remaking America: Public Memory, Commemoration, and Patriotism in the twentieth century. Princeton: Princeton University Press.
8. Bol'shoj Kavkaz. (2013). «Diskriminacionnaja kompensacija dlja russkih iz Chechni». Intervju zamestitelja predsedatelja associacii bezhencev iz Chechni «Sootechestvennik» O. Makoveeva [from Rus.: “Discrimination against Russians from Chechnya”. Interview with the Deputy Chairman of the Association of Refugees from Chechnya “Compatriot” O. Makoveev] Bol'shoj Kavkaz, 18 July, http://www.bigcaucasus.com/review/interview/18-06-2013/83757-makoveev-0/ (accessed 21 January 2020)
9. Bordjugov, Gennadij (ed.). (2015). Pobeda-70: rekonstrukcija jubileja [from Rus.: Victory-70: reconstruction of the anniversary]. Moskva: AIRO-XXI.
10. Boutros-Ghali, Boutros. (1992). An agenda for peace: Preventive diplomacy, peacemaking and peacekeeping. International Relations 11(3): 201-218.
11. Burganova, Larisa, Kornilov, Petr. (2003). Rekonstruirovanie struktury obraza voennogo konflikta (po materialam SMI) [from Rus.: Reconstructing the image structure of a military conflict (based on media sources]. Sociologicheskie issledovanija 6: 56-63.
12. Cairns, Ed, Roe, Michael. (2003). Role of Memory in Ethnic Conflict. London: Palgrave Macmillan.
13. Campana, Aurelie. (2012). The Chechen memory of deportation: from recalling a silenced past to the political use of public memory. Public Memory, Public Media and the Politics of Justice. London: Palgrave Macmillan: 41-162.
14. Cornell S. The War Against Terrorism and the Conflict in Chechnya: A Case for Distinction. In: Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, Vol. 27, no 2, p. 167-184.
15. Danilova, Natalja. (2005). Memorial'naja versija Afganskoj vojny (1979-1989 gody) [from Rus.: Memorial version of the Afghan war (1979-1989)]. Neprikosnovennyj zapas 2(3): 40-41.
16. Danilova, Nataliya. (2014). Victims and heroes: commemorating the Russian military casualties in the Chechen conflicts. Chechnya at War and Beyond, London: Routledge, 58-75.
17. Devine-Wright Patrick. (2003). A theoretical overview of memory and conflict. In The Role of Memory in Ethnic Conflict, Cairns, Ed & Roe, Michael (eds). London: Palgrave Macmillan, 9-33.
18. Engelhardt, Tom. (2007). The end of victory culture: Cold war America and the disillusioning of a generation. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press.
19. Forum pereselencheskih organizacij. (2019). SPCh o merah gospodderzhki vynuzhdennym pereselencam iz Chechenskoj Respubliki. Mezhdunarodnoe obshhestvennoe dvizhenie sodejstvija migrantam i ih ob#edinenijam “Forum pereselencheskih organizacij” [from Rus.: HRC on measures of state support to internally displaced persons from the Chechen Republic. International Public Movement for Assistance to Migrants and Their Associations “Forum of Migration Organizations”]. Forum pereselencheskih organizacij, 3 August, https://migrant.ru/vazhnoe-spch-o-merax-gospodderzhkivynuzhdennym-pereselencam-iz-chechenskoj-respubliki/ (accessed 23 January 2020)
20. Fussell, Paul. (1975). The Great War and modern memory. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
21. Gammer, Moshe. (2002). Nationalism and history: rewriting the Chechen national past. In Secession, history and the social sciences, Coppieters, Bruno, Michel Huysseune, Michel (eds.). VUB Brussels University Press: 117-140. http://poli.vub.ac.be/publi/orderbooks/secession/secession-04.pdf (accessed: 14 January 2020).
22. Goryushina, Evgeniya (2019). Rjadovoj besslavnoj vojny: intervju s uchastnikom zimnego shturma Groznogo 1994 g. [from Rus.: A Private of the Inglorious War: an Interview with a Participant in the Winter Assault of the Grozny in 1994]. Novoe proshloe/The New Past 1: 238-268.
23. Hцlscher, Tonio. (2006). The transformation of victory into power: from event to structure. In Representations of war in ancient Rome, Dillon, Sheila, Welch, Katherine E. (eds.), Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 27-48.
24. Hutchings, Stephen, Rulyova, Natalia (2008). Commemorating the past/performing the present: Television coverage of the Second World War victory celebrations and the (de) construction of Russian nationhood. The Post-Soviet Russian Media. London: Routledge, 153-172.
25. Irwin-Zarecka, Iwona. (2017). Frames of remembrance: The dynamics of collective memory. London: Routledge.
26. Ivanov, Aleksandr et al. (2003). Psihologicheskie posledstvija uchastija voennosluzhashhih v boevyh dejstvijah v Chechenskoj respublike i ih mediko-psihologo-social'naja korrekcija [from Rus.: The psychological consequences of the participation of military personnel in hostilities in the Chechen Republic and their medical, psychological and social correction.]. Konsul'tativnaja psihologija i psihoterapija 11(4): 146-162.
27. Izvestija. (2008). V Chechne vozobnovljajutsja vyplaty za utrachennoe v hode vojny zhil'e i imushhestvo [from Rus.: Payments for housing and property lost during the war resume in Chechnya]. Izvestija, 23 January, https://iz.ru/news/416935 (accessed 22 January 2020)
28. Jensen, Sune Qvotrup. (2011). Othering, identity formation and agency. Qualitative studies 2(2):63-78.
29. Kansteiner, Wolf. (2002). Finding meaning in memory: A methodological critique of collective memory studies. History and theory 41(2): 179-197.
30. Kцllner, Tobias. (2013). Ritual and commemoration in contemporary Russia: State-church relationships and the vernacularization of the politics of memory. Focaal 67: 61-73.
31. Kommersant VLast'. (1999). Pobeda za gorami [from Rus.: Victory is not just around the corner]. Kommersant# VLast' 42, 26 October victory is just around the corner https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/16083 (accessed 23 January 2020)
32. Lawson, Stephanie, Tannaka, Seiko. (2011). War memories and Japan's `normalization's an international actor: A critical analysis. European Journal of International Relations. 17(3): 405-428.
33. Lenta.Ru. (2015). «EsLi Rossija osLabnet, to zapyLaet ves' Kavkaz». Interv'ju S. Shahraja [from Rus.: “If Russia weakens, the whole Caucasus wiLL burn.” Interview S. Shakhrai]. Lenta.Ru, 24 December, https://Lenta.ru/articLes/2015/12/24/shahrai/ (accessed 26 January 2020)
34. Lieven, AnatoL. (2000). Nightmare in the Caucasus. Washington Quarterly 23(1): 145-159.
35. Liu, James H., et aL. (2009). Representing worLd history in the 21st century: The impact of 9/11, the Iraq war, and the nation-state on dynamics of coLLective remembering. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 40(4): 667-692.
36. Maercker, Andreas, et aL. (2009). Is acknowLedgment of trauma a protective factor? The sampLe case of refugees from Chechnya. European Psychologist 14(3): 249-254.
37. MaLishevskij, NikoLaj. (2015). AngLojazychnaja istoriografija vooruzhjonnogo konfLikta v Chechne [from Rus.: The EngLish-Language historiography of the armed confLict in Chechnya]. Problemy nacional'noj strategii 5: 224-249.
38. Monaghan, Andrew. (2008). `An enemy at the gates' or `from victory to victory'? Russian foreign poLicy. International Affairs 84(4): 717-733.
39. Nemeth, WiLLiam J. (2002). Future war and Chechnya: a case for hybrid warfare: thesis. Monterey, Ca Lifornia. NavaL Postgraduate SchooL.
40. Obradovic, Sandra. (2016). Don't forget to remember: CoLLective memory of the YugosLav wars in presentday Serbia. Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology 22(1): 12-18.
41. OLick, Jeffrey K., Robbins, Joyce. (1998). SociaL memory studies: From “coLLective memory” to the historica L socioLogy of mnemonic practices. Annual Review of sociology 24(1): 105-140.
42. Osmaev, Abbas. (2010). Obshhestvenno-poLiticheskaja i povsednevnaja zhizn' Chechenskoj RespubLiki v 1996-2005 gg.: dis. avtoreferat dissertacii [from Rus.: Socio-poLiticaL and everyday Life of the Chechen RepubLic in 1996-2005: dis. doctor dissertation abstract]. MahachkaLa.
43. Paez, Dario, H. Liu, James H. (2011). CoLLective memory of confLicts. Intergroup conflicts and their resolution: A social psychological perspective 105-124.
44. Ram, Harsha. (1999). Prisoners of the Caucasus: Literary myths and media representations of the Chechen conflict. BerkeLey: University of CaLifornia.
45. RosbaLt. (2014). “Tam my russkie, zdes' chechency” [from Rus.: “There we are Russians, here are the Chechens”]. RosbaLt, 20 January, https://www.rosbaLt.ru/piter/2014/01/20/1223315.htmL (accessed 22 January 2020)
46. Rostovcev, Evgenij, Sosnickij, Dmitrij. (2014). NapravLenija issLedovanij istoricheskoj pamjati v Rossii [from Rus.: Research directions of historical memory in Russia]. VestnikSankt-Peterburgskogo universiteta. Istorija 2: 106-126.
47. RusseLL, John. (2005). Terrorists, bandits, spooks and thieves: Russian demonisation of the Chechens before and since 9/11. Third World Quarterly 26(1):101-116.
48. Sachs, Jonah. (2012). Winning the story wars: Why those who tell (and live) the best stories will rule the future. Boston: Harvard Business Press.
49. Savin, Sergey, Kasabutskaya, Margarita. (2019). HistoricaL Memory of Ethno-ConfessionaL ConfLicts in Russia. Vestnik Sankt-Peterburgskogo universiteta. Istorija 64 (3): 1097-1113.
50. Schuman, Howard, Scott, Jacqueline. Generations and collective memories. American sociological review 359-381.
51. Senjavskij, Aleksandr, Senjavskaja, Elena. (2009). Vtoraja mirovaja vojna i istoricheskaja pamjat': obraz proshlogo v kontekste sovremennoj geopolitiki [from Rus.: World War II and historical memory: the image of the past in the context of modern geopolitics]. Vestnik MGIMO Universiteta. 4: 1-32.
52. Severnyj Kavkaz v sostave Rossijskoj imperii. (2007). Bobrovnikov, Vladimir et al. (eds.) Moskva: Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie.
53. Shnirelman, Viktor. (2006). A revolt of social memory: the Chechens and Ingush against the Soviet historians. Reconstruction and interaction of Slavic Eurasia and its neighboring worlds: 273-307.
54. Shnirelman, Viktor. (2016). Social'naja pamjat' i obrazy proshlogo [from Rus.: Social memory and images of the past]. Novoe proshloe/The New Past 1:100-129.
55. Shurmina, Natal'ja. (2019). Aleksej Miller o sovremennyh tendencijah v politike pamjati [from Rus.: Alexey Miller about current trends in the politics of memory]. Prezidentskij centr Borisa El'cina [from Rus. Presidential Center of Boris Yeltsin], 25 October, https://yeltsin.ru/news/aleksej-miller-osovremennyh-tendenciyah-v-politike-pamyati/ (accessed 10 January 2020).
56. Sikevich, Zinaida. (2017). Jetnicheskaja identichnost' russkih i chechencev v kontekste istoricheskoj pamjati (sravnitel'nyj analiz) [from Rus.: Ethnic identity of Russians and Chechens in the context of historical memory (comparative analysis)]. Vlast' 2:122-129.
57. Simunovic, Pjer. (1998). The Russian military in Chechnya A case study of morale in war. The Journal of Slavic Military Studies 11(1): 63-95.
58. Sokirianskaia E. (2007). Ideology and conflict: Chechen political nationalism prior to, and during, ten years of war. Ethno-Nationalism, Islam and the State in the Caucasus, London: Routledge, 120-156.
59. Souleimanov, Emil, Ditrych, Emil, Ondrej. (2008). The internationalisation of the Russian-Chechen conflict: myths and reality. Europe-Asia Studies 60(7): 1199-1222.
60. Spillman, Lynette P. (1997). Nation and Commemoration: Creating National Identities in the United States and Australia. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
61. Strel'nikova, Anna. (2011). Kollektivnaja pamjat' v gorodskom prostranstve: mesta pamjati ob Afganskoj vojne. [from Rus.: Collective memory in urban space: places of memory of the Afghan war]. Interakcija. Intervju. Interpretacija 5(6): 118-125
62. Svjatoslavskij, Aleksej. (2013). Istorija Rossii v zerkale pamjati. Mehanizmy formirovanija istoricheskih obrazov [from Rus.: The history of Russia in the mirror of memory. Mechanisms for the formation of historical images] Moskva: Drevlehranilishhe.
63. The Economist. (2000). Are foreigners fighting there? The Economist, 6 July, https://www.economist.com/europe/2000/07/06/are-foreigners-fighting-there (accessed 13 February 2020)
64. The New York Times. (2001). War on Terror Casts Chechen Conflict in a New Light. The New York Times, 9 December, https://www.nytimes.com/2001/12/09/world/war-on-terror-casts-chechen-conflict-ina-new-light.html (accessed 12 February 2020)
65. The Washington Post. (1999). Muslims From Afar Join Fight in Chechnya. The Washington Post, 12 October, https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1999/10/12/muslims-from-afar-join-fight-inchechnya/3e274d3c-3bb1-4c71-8086-bfd5a0af128c/ (accessed 12 February 2020)
66. Tishkov, Valerij. (2001). Obshhestvo v vooruzhennom konflikte (jetnografija chechenskoj vojny) [from Rus.: Society in armed conflict (ethnography of the Chechen war)]. Moskva: Nauka.
67. Tishkov, Valerij. (2008). Jetnografija chechenskoj vojny [from Rus.: Ethnography of the Chechen war]. Rossija i musul'manskij mir [from Rus.: Russia and the Muslim world] 3: 63-81.
68. Tiskhov, VaLerij. (2004). Chechnya: Life in a War-Torn Society (California Series in Public Anthropology). Berkeley: University of California Press.
69. Vesti.Ru (2013). President Putin compared the Nazis with the terrorists. Vesti.Ru, 2 February, https://www.vesti.ru/doc.html?id=19606&tid=12087 (accessed 18 January 2020).
70. Wagoner, Brady, Bresco, Ignacio. (2016). Conflict and memory: The past in the present. Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology 22(1): 3-4.
71. Wertsch J. V. et al. (2002). Voices of collective remembering. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
72. Wertsch, James V. (2008). Blank spots in collective memory: A case study of Russia. The annals of the American academy of political and social science 617(1): 58-71.
73. Williams, Brian Glyn. (2000).Commemorating “the deportation” in post-Soviet Chechnya: the role of memorialization and collective memory in the 1994-1996 and 1999-2000 Russo-Chechen Wars. History & Memory 12(1): 101-134.
74. Winter, Jay Murray. (2006). Remembering war: The Great War between memory and history in the twentieth century. New Heaven: Yale University Press.
75. Wood, Elizabeth A. (2011). Performing memory: Vladimir Putin and the celebration of World War II in Russia. The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review 38(2): 172-200.