A monograph on the history, culture and traditions of the Chechen people was presented in Grozny

In the academic book series “Peoples and Cultures”, the monograph “Chechens” was published. The presentation was held in Grozny as part of the international week “Peoples of Russia”, timed to the Year of Unity of the Peoples of the country.

The history, culture and traditions of the Chechen people were discussed at the scientific and public event “Chechens: from the traditions of ancestors to the triumph of revival”. Participants were scientists, students, social activists, authors of the monograph and representatives of the scientific publishing house.

The book covers the whole spectrum of life of the Chechen people - from the traditions of agriculture to the nuances of family life and folklore. Separate chapters are devoted to the pages of ethnopolitical history, including the events of 1917 and the Civil War.

Mikhail Fomin, the head of the publishing house, noted that such fundamental projects continue the centuries-old tradition of domestic academic book publishing. They serve as a foundation for preserving cultural diversity and strengthening interethnic dialogue in Russia. Each volume of the series was worked by employees of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences and leading scientists of the Czech Republic.

Earlier it was reported that a veteran of the SVO with the call sign “Phoenix” wrote a book about his experience at the front.