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Page 326
... Uzbek , Tadzhik , Kirgiz , and Kazakh republics and in southwest Siberia , where the Pamir , Alai , Tien Shan , and Altai have crest lines well above 10,000 feet ( 3,000 metres ) . Numerous somewhat lower ranges , together with exten ...
... Uzbek , Tadzhik , Kirgiz , and Kazakh republics and in southwest Siberia , where the Pamir , Alai , Tien Shan , and Altai have crest lines well above 10,000 feet ( 3,000 metres ) . Numerous somewhat lower ranges , together with exten ...
Page 353
... Uzbek poet and dramatist Niyazy ; the Tatar poet and writer Musa Dzhalil ; the Kazakh author Mukhtar Auezov ; and ... Uzbekistan , Martiros Saryan of Armenia , and others , have recorded the varying scenery of the country . Yevgeny ...
... Uzbek poet and dramatist Niyazy ; the Tatar poet and writer Musa Dzhalil ; the Kazakh author Mukhtar Auezov ; and ... Uzbekistan , Martiros Saryan of Armenia , and others , have recorded the varying scenery of the country . Yevgeny ...
Page 985
... Uzbek and Kirgiz S.S.R.'s to the west and north . Covering 55,250 square miles ( 143,100 square kilometres ) , it was the home by 1975 of almost 3,400,000 people . The capital is Dushanbe , known from 1929 till 1961 as Stalinabad . The ...
... Uzbek and Kirgiz S.S.R.'s to the west and north . Covering 55,250 square miles ( 143,100 square kilometres ) , it was the home by 1975 of almost 3,400,000 people . The capital is Dushanbe , known from 1929 till 1961 as Stalinabad . The ...
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