>> aivaz, did your sister made coffee?> yeah. >> crimean tatars were allowed to return here in the 1990's after having been expelled by stalin during world war ii. and they began to cultivate old traditions once again. this evening, i going to learn a am thing or two about crimean tatar cuisine from alime, eftade's mother. she works for a government agency in the capital, simferopol, and has just got home. crimean tatars were not allowed to attend university during the soviet regime. many still live in rural areas as self-supporting farmers. >> let me do that, papa. >> here, hold the bowl, we have enough fresh eggs. sometimes we sell them to the neighbors. >> the idyllic charm that i sense here in bakhchisaray is deceptive. many here are deeply afraid. >> the situation is not good. every morning i expect the police to come and question me and search my house. i am the chairman of the local mejlis organization. it is a kind self-governmental arm of the crimean tatars. my colleague, who is chairman of the regional mejlis org