A photo story by Goran Tomasevic examines life in Dagestan, a small republic within Russia. The article highlights Dagestan's pride in its culture and traditions, which foster self-reliance among its people. The headline metaphorically describes the region's resilient attitude. The piece is presented as a visual narrative by The Globe and Mail.
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Dagestan is a republic within Russia.
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Dagestan is a republic within Russia.
The Globe and MailThe culture and traditions of Dagestan breed self-reliance.
OpinionThe headline 'In Dagestan itβs always elbows up' suggests a tough, self-reliant attitude.
OpinionThe article is a photo story by Goran Tomasevic.
The Globe and MailDagestan prides itself on its culture and traditions.
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