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He mentions Tatars of Kazan or Tatars of Crimea in such important tracts as his "Russian-Oriental Relations" (Russkoe vostochnoe soglashenie, 1896), but not "Crimean Tatars."
Much earlier, Qipchaq horsemen roaming the strip of territory just north of the Black Sea at the edge of the huge Desht-i Qipchaq had ridden down across the narrow isthmus to penetrate into the peninsula known as Tauric Chersonese in the ancient and early medieval world. Later, as the main force of troops under Chinggis Khan's commanders, those horsemen in 1223 did drive all the way to Sudaq, on the southeast coast of the peninsula, and withdrew in the same year.
"Wherever I went, I traced many. I saw the scattered Tatars"
Chelebi Jihan said: "Nations require four foundations to advance their civilizations. They are literature, science, business, and diplomacy. We have been denied these for the last 150 years." He wrote other memorable poems during his compulsory military service in World War I and when he was later imprisoned for nationalism, but his song "I Pledge" lived on to sustain Crimean Tatars through very difficult years.
we're shy.
A sympathetic Slavic resident of Crimea comes on a cluster of Crimean Tatar boys on a street corner chattering in Russian and asks them, "'Why don't you speak Tatar with each other?' After an awkward silence, they reply, 'We're shy.'
23 June 1978 the Crimean Tatar Musa Mamut immolated himself in Crimea as a sign of protest against the repression of Crimean Tatars.