Sources: Komi
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Reference work · Independent publication
Komi Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Wikipedia) link
General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation rather than primary Soviet or Russian legislative records. Covers the region's 1921 formation as an autonomous oblast, its 1936 elevation to ASSR status, the 29 August 1990 sovereignty declaration, and the 26 May 1992 renaming to the Komi Republic.
Cited on: Komi, History of Komi self-government, sovereignty, and the power-sharing treaty · Source record
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Komi Republic (Wikipedia) link
General-reference encyclopedia article on the modern Komi Republic, including the 21 March 1996 power-sharing agreement with the Russian government and its 20 May 2002 abolition.
Cited on: Komi, History of Komi self-government, sovereignty, and the power-sharing treaty, Komi: current constitutional status · Source record
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Politics of Russia (Wikipedia) link
General-reference encyclopedia article providing context on the broader Yeltsin-era power-sharing treaties (1994-1998) with Russian federal subjects and their termination under Putin, mostly between 2001 and 2002.
Cited on: Komi, History of Komi self-government, sovereignty, and the power-sharing treaty, Komi: current constitutional status · Source record