10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PISHPEK»
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Eastern Turkestan and Dzungaria, and the rebellion of the ...
To-morrow, the 29th August, we move forward^ aiuFon the 30th we shall be close
^Pishpek. KhaiHtuTast^es that Pishpek has a garrison of 500 men, which has
lately been reinforced by Alashir from Fort Merke with 200 men. At Tokmak we ...
2
The Semetey of Kenje Kara: A Kirghiz Epic Performance on ...
The expedition members bestirred themselves in the mountains and countryside
around Pishpek. Smirnov made sketches and studies,8 and noted the
appearance in the group's quarters of zoological and botanical specimens.9
Beliaev set ...
Kenje Kara, Daniel Prior, Ishembi Obolbekov, 2006
3
Russian Central Asia, 1867-1917: A Study in Colonial Rule
Early in August several clashes occurred in Vernyi, Pishpek, and Przheval'sk
uezds between natives and armed escorts of Russian officials attempting to
hasten compliance with the mobilization order. Anticipating Russian reprisal, the
natives ...
4
Grove Encyclopedia of Islamic Art & Architecture: ...
36–47 Bishkek [formerly Pishpek; Frunze]. Capital city of Kyrgyzstan. Located in
the center of the Chui Valley, the town was founded in 1878 as Pishpek on the
site of several medieval settlements (Klyuchevskoye, Pishpekskoye, ...
5
From the Oxus River to the Chinese Shores: Studies on East ...
A short time later, while a Russian surveyor employed by the Russian
government, named Andreev, was measuring the town of Pishpek for the
purpose of allocating plots to the peasants, he too came upon some stones with
crosses and ...
Li Tang, Dietmar W. Winkler, 2013
6
Building Socialism in Kyrgyzstan: Nation-making, Rural ...
As the head of the Turkestan Commissariat of Agriculture declared, Certain areas
of Semirechie, such as Pishpek district. . .will become constant breeding grounds.
. .[for] interethnic warfare. Clear examples of this are the villages of Tokmak ...
7
Institutional Change and Political Continuity in Post-Soviet ...
... Pishpek Okrug Chui Alamedin Frunze” Raiony Raiony Chui Oblast Kanton
Raion Oblast Respublikanskogo Respublikanskogo Talas Kemin Raion
Podchinenia' Poclchinenia Kanton Talas Kanton Semireche Oblast Uezdy:
Pishpek Pishnek ...
Pauline Jones Luong, 2002
8
Reconstructing the House of Culture: Community, Self, and ...
Community, Self, and the Makings of Culture in Russia and Beyond Brian
Donahoe, Joachim Otto Habeck . 1923. "Report of Pishpek District, Department of
National Education on Political Education Work in the District,” 20 May 1923, f.
653, op ...
Brian Donahoe, Joachim Otto Habeck, 2011
9
Kyrgyzstan: Central Asia's Island of Democracy?
With this changing economic structure came the growth of urban centres, with
Pishpek's population growing from around 2,000 in 1882 to over 15,000 by 1913,
of whom nearly two-thirds were Russian. Other towns exhibited similar levels of ...
John Anderson, University of North Carolina John Anderson, 2013
10
The Dream of Lhasa: The Life of Nikolay Przhevalsky ...
Marksmanship?' Ifthe answers to the lastthree questions were 'no, no' and'first-
class', Przhevalsky would then say, 'Put his name down, Roborovsky.' Four days'
journey brought Przhevalsky and hisparty ofnow eighteenmento Pishpek(Frunze)
...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PISHPEK»
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FollowUnfollowFollowingLoading. Like · You · Silvia S. Pishpek · Emerentze Stang Bunæs · Arivan Ezadin · Dan Brodie · Divyang Pandya ... «Pulse, Feb 15»
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Like · You · Silvia S. Pishpek · Mireill ter Doest · Antonio Savarese · Michaël Rosseel · Robert Kroes + 65 ... Comment Cancel. Silvia S. Pishpek. «Pulse, Nov 14»
In the footsteps of a great Kazakh traveler
... Russian Tzar, when he saw violence of Russian forces against civilian population in captured fortresses of Pishpek and Aulie-Ata in 1864. «Tengrinews, Jul 14»
Bishkek Named Capital of Islamic Culture
The city was founded in 1878 on the ruins of the Russian Pishpek Fortress built in 1855. Hence, the name “Bishkek” was given to both the ... «Onislam.net, Mar 14»
