Will post u the addresses I got but thought u may be interested by the following "Unfortunately they did not listen to my warnings. The Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federation approved the destruction of the Soviet Union with applause and not a single word was spoken about Crimea and Sevastopol,” these are M. Gorbachev words in a letter as he urges all parties to find a mutually acceptable solution in Ukraine in order to avoid a new cold war (http://rt.com/politics/gorbachev-ukraine-cold-war-crisis-802/). It sounds like a stark warning adressed at Crimea leaders to keep in mind whatever their ultimate choice will be to think the future including what seems very unlikely today. If there can be little doubt that Crimea means immensely to Russia, one can legitimately wonder why the incomemsurably more could not be felt more in 1954 and ever after at each and every attempt the leadership in Crimean parliament made to move forward their status because had it been the case, one can prevent to think we wouldn't be where we are today, leaving a difficult task to the Crimean leadership which is to find for now the most suitable framework for Crimean society to thrive and to make sure the exit of such a framework is well conceived, thought through and cannot lead Crimea into another institutional crisis with in mind that the highly unlikely two years before took place in the Belavezha Forest with little attention to Crimea's fate.