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and beheaded. Oil theft and smuggling also became a major source of income. During its brief period of independence, Chechnya quickly fell into anarchy, becoming a major hub for arms trafficking (with a gun market in central Grozny), mobsters using local banks to launder profits from criminal
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during the 1980s. Suleimanov operated a second-hand car business and made the bulk of his profits through tax evasion. The group later moved into extortion as capitalism penetrated the Soviet economy, and at this point
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Khozh-Ahmed Noukhayev claimed that he started racketeering as a student to help raise funds for the Chechen nationalist cause. Indeed, over the course of his activities, Noukhayev became acquainted with
469:, the Chechen mafia uses a series of Brooklyn bars to collect illegal money. In this case, the Chechen mafia are represented as the main antagonists of the film and are represented by Chovka Umarov ( 322:
In the chaos of war-torn Chechnya, many of the insurgent forces turned to criminality in order to raise funds. Kidnapping became a key business for both rebels and local bandits, including
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The Chechen reputation for violence was formidable, and before long they became the dominant crime group in Moscow. This brought them into conflict with the Slavic gangs, including the
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all fighting each other for control. It was this atmosphere of lawlessness that exacerbated tensions with Russia and helped provide justification for the Second Chechen War.
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are also believed to be responsible for a number of murders and attempted murders, some of them political as in the case of the
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Zabyelina, Y. (2015). ‘Buying Peace’ in Chechnya: Challenges of Post-Conflict Reconstruction in The Public Sector.
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Active mostly in Europe and many parts of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union (mostly Moscow).
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subculture, Chechens largely resisted this, instead preferring to use the tribal structure of the
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Conversation with a Barbarian: Interviews with a Chechen Field Commander on Banditry and Islam
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revolves around a struggle between Chechen and Russian mafia over the control of a market.
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deal with the titular gang's dealings with Chechen militants and organised crime figures.
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organized crime factions is represented by a figure known as "The Chechen", portrayed by
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The Post-Soviet Wars: Rebellion, Ethnic Conflict, and Nationhood in the Caucasus
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was one of the businessmen associated with the Chechens during this period.
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brothers, and some business-related, such as the attempted hit on banker
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While most Slavic and Caucasian gangsters in the Soviet era followed the
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Chechen criminal figures make an appearance at the end of
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The Moscow branch of the Chechen mafia, also known as the
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McMafia: A Journey Through the Global Criminal Underworld
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Index

Obshchina
Nikolay Suleimanov
North Caucasus
Chechen Republic of Ichkeria
Chechens
other caucasians
Khozh-Ahmed Noukhayev
Money laundering
racketeering
extortion
arms trafficking
cybercrime
Lebanese mafia
Russian mafia
Ukrainian mafia
Serbian mafia
Chechen
Russian
romanized
organized crime
Soviet Union
Russian mafia
thieves in law
teip
abrek
Nikolay Suleimanov
Khozh-Ahmed Noukhayev
Boris Berezovsky
Solntsevskaya bratva
Orekhovskaya gang

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