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 | | The period 1990-91, was marked by the Kazakh and Russian-language population actions of discontent in the north Kazakhstan territory; the opposition press became active, in particular, the Cossack newspapers, containing claims of the Russian-language population to the state power. |
 | | The Kazakh authorities state policy in the field of national relations in the republic is not yet clearly formulated, but such policy really exists in practice, it is rather logical and, according to some political journalists' estimates, pursues aims of building up a multiethnical state. |
 | | They were not Russians, who have oppressed Kazakhs, and they were not Kazakhs, who as far as they remember themselves, fought for their national sovereignty with the Empire (though both of these phenomena have actually taken place). |
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