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First posted on April 19th 2004, last revised on November 6th 2009






Crimea until 1478
Crimea 1478-1584 . Ottoman Empire
Crimea 1584-1696 . Ottoman Empire
Crimea 1696-1774 . Ottoman Empire
Crimea 1774-1783
Crimea 1783-1853 . Taurida Gubernia . Russian Empire
Crimea 1853-1889 . Taurida Gubernia . Russian Empire
Crimea 1889-1917 . Taurida Gubernia . Russian Empire
Crimea 1917-1921 . Ukraine
Crimea 1921-1944 . Ukraine . USSR
Crimea 1944-1991 . Ukraine . USSR
Crimea since 1991 . Ukraine

For the History 1783-1917 see also History of Russia

Timelines : Crimean Tatars, Blue / Golden Horde,
Russian Crimea
Historic Encyclopedias : Crimea 1857-1884
Historical Atlas : Crimean Tatars, Blue / Golden Horde
List of Wars, Crimean Tatars Page


Students' Paper : Kim, Hong, The History of Crimea and Circassia as Portrayed in 19th Century Encyclopedias (2009)







EXTERNAL
FILES
Crimean Tatar Homepage, from SOTA
History of Crimea, from Welcome to Ukraine
Crimean Tatars and Noghais in Turkey, by Henryk Jankowski, posted by Int'l Committee for Crimea
Crimean Khanate 1438-1783, from Oz Turkler
Crimean Tatars, from Kresy
Links, from Tatar.net
Timeline History Crimea, from Xenophon
Sevastopol History, from Sevastopol.org
History of the Crimea, from Black Sea Travel
Turkistan Newsletter, from SOTA
Recent Publications on the Crimean Tatars, from International Committee for Crimea
DOCUMENTS Regnal Chronologies : Crimea
List of Khans of the Crimean Tatars, from The Proceedings of the Friesian School
REFERENCE Alan W. Fisher, The Crimean Tatars, Stanford : Hoover Institution Press (1978) 1987, KMLA Lib.Sign. 947.717 F553c
Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall, Geschichte der Khane der Krim (History of the Khans of the Crimea), Amsterdam : (1856) Philo Press 1970 [G}
H.J. Kornrumpf, Zwei weniger bekannte Islamische Denkmäler in Bulgarien (1971) (Two less known Muslimic monuments in Bulgaria; one of them a Sarai of the Khans of the Crimean Tatars in Varbica), in : Analecta Isisiana LV, Istanbul : Isis 2001, pp.11-20, in German [G]
H.J. Kornrumpf, Südrussland und die Krim um 1740 (1989) (Southern Russia and the Crimea c. 1740), in : Analecta Isisiana LV, Istanbul : Isis 2001, pp.157-176, in German [G]
Articles : Crimea pp.137-140, in : James Minahan, Nations without States, A Historical Dictionary of Contemporary National Movements, Westport CT : Greenwood 1996 [G]