Кримські татари, збереження культури, виживання під час окупації РФ

In this interview, the host talks with her friend Emil, a Crimean Tatar who recently left Crimea, about the culture of the Crimean Tatars and the identity of the "kirimli". The conversation begins at 00:00, and at 00:01 they note that Crimean Tatars know each other. At 03:09 Emil explains where he shares his findings, and at 04:16 he discusses encryption. At 04:40 they talk about how they met, and at 04:56 the correct term for the group is clarified. At 07:37 Emil shares his long‑term cultural collection, and at 09:16 he discusses literature. At 11:54 the overarching theme of creativity is explored, and at 12:46 they discuss where to find culture. At 16:13 their friendship is revisited, and at 18:23 Emil explains why he left Crimea. At 20:31 he reflects on self‑awareness, and at 24:35 the events of 2014 are recounted. At 25:24 he explains why he did not leave earlier, and at 27:48 he talks about his personal life. At 30:22 they discuss how the group gathers, and at 32:41 the loss of culture is lamented. At 34:08 the persecution of Crimean Tatars is addressed, and at 37:23 the printing ban is discussed. At 40:11 they revisit where to find culture, and at 41:54 the Crimean‑Tatar language is examined. At 48:11 Emil explains how he knows Ukrainian, and at 51:28 he describes Ukrainian in 2014. At 52:40 modern culture is discussed, and at 56:52 he mentions the "mankurt" and where to find them. At 57:45 comics are mentioned, and at 58:39 the diaspora in Turkey is discussed. At 01:01:00 the topic of a Russian passport is raised, and at 01:04:22 the possibility of returning to Crimea is considered.