Warsie
Banned
okay, I heard recently that regions of southern Russia around the Don and Kuban regions, despite decossackization due to the USSR still have a strongly cossack identity, are more "socially conservative" etc etc. There was also a historical precedent of 'Cossackia', or people believing there should be an autonomous cossack state or something similar to that - to the point that the US legislation of 'captive nations' included the premise of Cossackia being a captive nation of the USSR. How would you see this autonommous cossack state form in southern Russia, and what would happen with conflicts with the caucauses tribes and nations around there? Also where else would you see separatism from ethnic russian regions?