| Chapter 2: Crimean (6626 words) |
 | One Tatar enclave, overlooking the road to Simferopol, is representative of the approximately 270 such settlements that are scattered across the peninsula. |
| In 1996, Tatars were split almost evenly in geographic distribution-with half of the 500,000-strong nation having returned to the Crimea and the rest living in sections of Central Asia and Siberia. |
| Tatar perceptions of their predicament tends to be based not on how others are living, but on how Tatars' themselves used to live during their years in Central Asia. |
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