Circassian diaspora
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The <entity_0> refers to the resettlement of the <entity_1> population, especially during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. The <entity_2> of <entity_1> in Iran dates back to the end of the 15th century, when Jonayd of the Ak Koyunlu raided regions of Circassia and carried off prisoners. The <entity_0> may date back to the end of the fourteenth century: the <entity_1> population in Egypt claims its descendance from the Mamluks who, during the Mamluk Sultanate, ruled Egypt and Syria. <entity_1> refer to their <entity_2> as a genocide; the <entity_2> is "perhaps the most pressing issue in the region and the most difficult to solve." Hazret Sovmen, President of the Republic of Adygea from 2002 to 2007, referred to the <entity_0> as an enduring tragedy and a national catastrophe, claiming the <entity_1> live in more than fifty countries across the world, most of them far from their "historical homeland".
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