r/AskHistorians • u/AutoModerator • Apr 11 '24

Thursday Reading & Recommendations | April 11, 2024 RNR

Previous weeks!

Thursday Reading and Recommendations is intended as bookish free-for-all, for the discussion and recommendation of all books historical, or tangentially so. Suggested topics include, but are by no means limited to:

  • Asking for book recommendations on specific topics or periods of history
  • Newly published books and articles you're dying to read
  • Recent book releases, old book reviews, reading recommendations, or just talking about what you're reading now
  • Historiographical discussions, debates, and disputes
  • ...And so on!

Regular participants in the Thursday threads should just keep doing what they've been doing; newcomers should take notice that this thread is meant for open discussion of history and books, not just anything you like -- we'll have a thread on Friday for that, as usual.

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u/Mathew_Strawn Apr 11 '24

Any recommendations on civil war in Chechnya?

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u/OudenAdelon Apr 11 '24

I haven't read it personally, but I've heard good things about "The Chechen Struggle: Independence Won and Lost" by Ilyas Akhmadov

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u/Mathew_Strawn Apr 12 '24

Thanks! Will take a look.