Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 207William Blackwood, 1920 - England |
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Page 84
... Bolshevists have penetrated into Turk- estan , and are in occupation of Bokhara and Samarkand and all Eastern Turkestan , as well as Merv and probably Askha- bad . Their propaganda is ram- pant east and west of the Oxus , they have ...
... Bolshevists have penetrated into Turk- estan , and are in occupation of Bokhara and Samarkand and all Eastern Turkestan , as well as Merv and probably Askha- bad . Their propaganda is ram- pant east and west of the Oxus , they have ...
Page 85
... Bolshevists were not able upon in face of the fact to establish themselves in that we were fighting the the Merv oasis , although a Bolshevists in North Russia small party had at one time and energetically supporting penetrated as far ...
... Bolshevists were not able upon in face of the fact to establish themselves in that we were fighting the the Merv oasis , although a Bolshevists in North Russia small party had at one time and energetically supporting penetrated as far ...
Page 86
... Bolshevists now have undisputed access to all the trade and caravan routes in to Balkh , Afghanistan , and Persia . They have , moreover , the use of all agricultural and irrigated land as well as the oil - wells on the eastern shores ...
... Bolshevists now have undisputed access to all the trade and caravan routes in to Balkh , Afghanistan , and Persia . They have , moreover , the use of all agricultural and irrigated land as well as the oil - wells on the eastern shores ...
Page 87
... Bolshevists could send by the single line of railway available . It was while acting in co - operation with the British that the Turkomans learnt their respect and admiration for for Great Britain - so much so , that whenever trouble ...
... Bolshevists could send by the single line of railway available . It was while acting in co - operation with the British that the Turkomans learnt their respect and admiration for for Great Britain - so much so , that whenever trouble ...
Page 88
... Bolshevists will benefit by the great irrigation works and silk and cotton cultivation of the Sarts , part of whom will no doubt become their helots , while the more virile sections will again become nomads . One large horde , numbering ...
... Bolshevists will benefit by the great irrigation works and silk and cotton cultivation of the Sarts , part of whom will no doubt become their helots , while the more virile sections will again become nomads . One large horde , numbering ...
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