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Bashkortostan - Baskirdistan - Bashkiria : Ufa - President Murtaza Rahimov 
Last municipal and parliamentary elections : 16.03.2003 - turnout 60% - registered voters: 2.85 mln, before: 14.03.1999
Out of 120 seats Unified Russia 89, 3 Communists, 2 Agrarian, 2 SPS, 1 each Labor RB, People's Party, Yabloko
Upper house has 30 members, lower house 144 members
Next presidential elections; 07.12.2003, last presidential elections : 14.06.1998 - current president since 1993
Prime Minister Rafael Baydavletov
Kurultay Speaker Konstantin Tolkachev
Ishimbay Head of Administration Muratov, former Vladimir Petrovich Davidov
Salavat Head of Administration Agzat Galiev
Ufa Head of Administration Pavel Kachkaev - former head Reuf Nogumanov (2000-2003) and Fidus Jamaltdinov
Bashkortostan Finance Ministry
Bashkortostan Today
Bashkortostan WWW Pages
Catalog Express
Deutschlehrerverband Bashkortostans
Ethnography of the South-East Bashkir
Freunde Baschkortostans e.V. Würzburg - Jugendaustausch Eine Fahrt
Pommersche Gräber im Süd-Ural
Journal Vatandash
Kurultay
Meskeu Baskorttari Sayti
NUPI - Centre for Russian Study
Observation of the Russian Parliamentary Elections in Ufa 1999
Regionalnetz Ufa des Goethe-Institutes
Religious Situation in Bashkortostan
Republic Bashkortostan
Tengri - Ecological Association
Ufa Falcon Social and Educational Youth Organization
Yahoo! Group - People from Bashkortostan
Yiyin
Ishimbay City gorod Rayon
57.000 inhabitants - 53.45 N 56.05E
At the central street if Ishimbay one can find a Tupolev 104 airliner [CCCP-42376] presented to the city. It now operates
as a cafe.
Salavat Sterlitamak private site private site
Elena Safarova - Biathlet from Ishimbay
List of people from Bashkortostan
Kumertau
Official Ufa Virtual Ufa
Salavat City Salavat Yulaev
Valinur's Links
Inkon Roza Vetrov
ICC Express Ufa Life
FORMER SENATOR CHARGED WITH COMMISSIONING CONTRACT KILLING. The Russian Prosecutor-General's Office on April 27 formally
charged Igor Izmestyev with ordering the contract killing of Mikhail Orlov, the head of a finance company that owed Izmestyev's
own company a large sum of money, the daily "Kommersant" reported on April 28. The assassination bid last August failed, however.
Izmestyev, who used to represent Bashkortostan on the Federation Council, was taken into custody by FSB officers while on
a private visit to Kyrgyzstan and brought back to Moscow, where he is being held in Lefortovo prison (see "RFE/RL Newsline,"
January 18, 2007). RFE/RL Newline, April 30, 2007
German Diplomats On Cultural Mission To Ufa. A delegation from the German Embassy in Moscow, led by
cultural attache Wolfgang Messinger, arrived in Ufa on 8
April. While the main purpose of the trip is to open a
German reading room at the Bashkortostan National Library
today, the delegation has already met with the local
Protestant community and plans to meet with Bashkortostan
Deputy Prime Minister Khalyaf Ishmuratov following the
ceremony. 09.04.2002
Three Of Four 'Kursk' Crew Members From BR Buried At
Home
The body of Salavat Yanasapov, a "Kursk" crew member from
Ishimbay, Bashkortostan has been returned home and
buried, AROMI news agency reported on 5 November. A Local
school reportedly opened a small museum dedicated to the
sailor's memory. Earlier this year, the bodies of
Bashkortostan crew members Robert Gessler and Fanis
Ishmuratov were recovered, while the body of Nail
Khafizov is still missing. RFE/RL Tatar-Bashkir Service, 06.11.2001
German Arngold, the honorable chairman of Bashkortotan's
Union of Germans, said that a full and true
rehabilitation of Russian Germans still "remains on
paper," Bashinform reported on 18 October. He said that
half of all Russia's Germans and one-third of those
Germans residing in Bashkortostan have emigrated in the
past decade. But the agency noted that the republic has
taken measures to help them preserve their ethnic
identity. Some 1,000 German students now attend secondary
school in Bashkortostan. The republic has 12 German
classes and two German Sunday schools, as well as 11
cultural centers and nine libraries. RFE/RL Tatar-Bashkir Report 21.10.01
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