Contents

• Two years after the war

• 1. Introduction

• 2. Report summary

• 3. Conclusions and recommendations

• 4. Short essay on the population and territory of the conflict and its history

• 4.1. North Ossetia Republic and Ingushetia Republic

• 4.2. Territory of the conflict

• 4.3. Short history, featuring the territory of the conflict

• 5. Displaced persons villages, abandoned by displased persons

• 6. Conditions of displaced persons in the places of their temorary relocation

• 7. Main actions, undertaken by the administration up to august 1994, for returning of displased persons into places of their permanent residence

• 7.1. Before Beslan agreement

• 7.2. «Procedure for returning and resettling of refugees and displaced persons...» — Beslan, 26.06.94

• 7.3. Stands and actions of the parties after sighning joint documents on the procedure of returning displased persons into places of their permanent residence

• 8. Villages in prigorodny region and within the precincts of vladikavkaz, where ingush population stays at present

• 8.1. Karitsa

• 8.2. Chermen10

• 8.3. Mayskoye

• 8.4. Yezmi

• 9. Armed units in the zone of the conflict

• 10. Crimes committed against people and other violations of law and order, committed due to inter-ethnig animosity

• 10.1. Record of crimes during the first seven months of 1994

• 10.2. Investigation of crimes, committed due to inter-ethnic animosity

• 11. Local provisional administration in the part of territories of North Ossetia Republic and Ingushetia Republic

• 12. Initiation of organized return of displaced persons. Escalation of the situation by the end of august through the beginning of september 19941

• 13. Decree of the president of the russian federation of september 30, 1994, «On introduction of the state of emergency in part of territories of North Ossetia Republic and Ingushetia Republic

• 14. Role of intelligentsia and mass media in instigating inter-ethnic animosity