10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KYRGYZ STEPPE»
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Kyrgyz Steppe in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Democracy and Pluralism in Muslim Eurasia
In the Russian imperial nomenclature of 18th–19th centuries the area of
contemporary Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and part of Uzbekistan were labelled as
Kyrgyz Steppe and its habitants referred to as Kyrgyz. Although administratively
these ...
2
History of Civilizations of Central Asia
Religion. among. the. Uighurs,. Kyrgyz. and. Kitan. The. Uighurs. According to the
Uighurs' legend of origin, at the confluence of two rivers a mound of earth formed
between two trees and, like a pregnant woman, gave birth to five male children ...
Clifford Edmund Bosworth, M.S.Asimov, 2002
3
Internal Colonization: Russia's Imperial Experience
“The Kyrgyz steppe is trembling before me. I arrest the sultans and catch the
bandits but, extremely unfortu— nately, I have no power to hang them.” Justifying
his cruelty, Grigoriev did not hesitate to use his academic erudition. While the
Kyrgyz ...
... population 628. 629. 630 religion 630. 635, 64i resources 646 Russian
influence 649 services 648 society 642 standard of living 646 tourism 648 trade
649 transportation 630. 648. 649 welfare 64 3 Kyrgyz Steppe 590 Kyzyl Kum
Desert 583 ...
5
The Routledge Atlas of Central Eurasian Affairs
Names given to specific regions are the Kyzyl Kum (in Uzbekistan), Garagum (
Turkmenistan) and Kyrgyz Steppe (much of Kazakhstan). Where there is
somewhat more moisture, as in the steppes, the soils and surface conditions
permit ...
Stanley D. Brunn, Stanley W. Toops, Richard Gilbreath, 2012
By Russian standards, of any era, I was lucky to be alive. Having inadvertently
trailed Dostoevsky from the Peter and Paul Fortress, through Semenovsky
Square, to the edge of the Kyrgyz steppe, and finally back to Moscow, I saw once
again ...
7
A Geography of Russia and Its Neighbors
... herds across the vast Kyrgyz steppe. The Uzbeks, Turkmens, and Tajiks led
more sedentary farming lifestyles. The cities of Bukhara and Samarkand in
Uzbekistan, along the Zeravshan River, were centers of powerful emirates
formed in the ...
Mikhail S. Blinnikov, 2011
8
Historical Dictionary of Russian and Soviet Cinema
... Aitmatov's short story “Camel Eye” (Verbliuzhii glaz), about a young man
participating in the “virgin soil” campaign for the cultivation of untilled soil in the
Kyrgyz steppe. Aitmatov subsequently adapted many of his own stories for the
screen.
9
Race Travels: Whiteness and Modernity Across National Borders
In the words of Lenin's disciple Kalinin from 1929, the goal of the Leninist "
nationality" policies "was to teach the people of the Kyrgyz steppe, the small
Uzbek cotton-growers and the Turkmen gardener to accept the ideals of the
Leningrad ...
Miglena Stefanova Todorova, 2006
10
Clan Politics and Regime Transition in Central Asia
74 A colonial experiment known as the Temporary Statute of 1868 sought to
introduce elections of volost' officeholders in the Kyrgyz steppe and to decrease
the influence of kinship elders.According to DovYaroshevski,however, the system
in ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «KYRGYZ STEPPE»
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Kyrgyz Steppe is used in the context of the following news items.
Ephrata Chamber mixer features fair trade
... work to create the wool, coming from Dumba sheep, a fat-tailed sheep of Bokhara and the Kyrgyz steppe, a semiarid plain with few trees. «Reading Eagle, Apr 15»
'My Brother's Keeper' to Open Berlin Fest's Perspektive Section
Levin Huebner's short film “Bosteri unterm Rad” (Bosteri Beneath the Wheel) focuses on a village and its inhabitants in the Kyrgyz steppe, ... «Variety, Jan 14»
