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... Russia , and to the south are Iran , Afghanistan , and China . Central Asia consists of the republics of Kazakhstan , Turkmenistan , Uzbekistan , Kyr- gyzstan , and Tajikistan . These states , all former republics of the Soviet Union ...
... Russia , and to the south are Iran , Afghanistan , and China . Central Asia consists of the republics of Kazakhstan , Turkmenistan , Uzbekistan , Kyr- gyzstan , and Tajikistan . These states , all former republics of the Soviet Union ...
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... Russia . Yet Russian expansion , motivated by the urge to get closer to the Indian Ocean , forced the Kazakhs to ... Russia's ( now Turkmenistan's ) southern frontier with Iran and Afghanistan . Under Russian rule . The Russian conquests ...
... Russia . Yet Russian expansion , motivated by the urge to get closer to the Indian Ocean , forced the Kazakhs to ... Russia's ( now Turkmenistan's ) southern frontier with Iran and Afghanistan . Under Russian rule . The Russian conquests ...
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... Russia resolved to suppress such autonomy as the Kazakh khans still possessed . In 1822 the khanate of the Middle Horde was abolished , in 1824 the Little Horde , and in 1848 the Great Horde . Because of Kazakhstan's incorporation into ...
... Russia resolved to suppress such autonomy as the Kazakh khans still possessed . In 1822 the khanate of the Middle Horde was abolished , in 1824 the Little Horde , and in 1848 the Great Horde . Because of Kazakhstan's incorporation into ...
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