“They want to go to Crimea, but no one is waiting for them there. If they want to leave, then let them find their place in Kazan.”

— Rafiq Nishonov

(ru) Они хотят в Крым но там их никто не ждет. Если Хотят уезжать, то пусть катятся к себе в Казань. <br class="br"> Nishonov on where he thinks Crimean Tatars should live https://books.google.com/books?id=_jgHAAAAMAAJ

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Soviet politician 1926–2023

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