The Crimea in 2014: Current Issues in the Light of International Law
Paul Unglaub
Broschiertes Buch

The Crimea in 2014: Current Issues in the Light of International Law

Shedding light on the disputed and volatile situation in the most objective way possible

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"After a difficult, long and exhausting journey, Crimea and Sevastopol have returned to their home harbour, their home shores, their home port - to Russia", with these words on the 18th March 2014 President Putin welcomed the peninsula into the Russian Federation. Historically, the peninsula was most of the time part of the Russian empire. Crimea's modern union with Ukraine dates only back 61 years. The Soviet leader, not foreseeing the future disintegration of the USSR, transferred the Crimea to one of its member states, the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. When the USSR did indeed break ...