Monthly Archives: November 2010
Production is Glorious
All photos courtesy of a Tianya.cn BBS. See the original post and more photos here.
Filed under Liberation, Xinjiang
The Bingtuan
Photos above courtesy of ‘Window into Xinjiang’ (新疆之窗). See the original page and more photos here.
Filed under Liberation, Wang Zhen, Xinjiang
Land Reform in Xinjiang
All photos courtesy of the Xinjiang bingtuan. See the original page here. All images courtesy of Toghrulbeg. See the original site here.
Filed under Liberation, Xinjiang
The Liberation of Kashgar
All photos courtesy of wlmqwb.com. See the original page with more photos here.
Filed under Liberation, Xinjiang
Bandit Suppression in Xinjiang
All photos courtesy of Halamasi.com. View the original story in Chinese here. See also: Unlikely Immigrants: Xinjiang White Russians in the United States Douglas Mackiernan, Osman Batur, and the ‘Kazakh Exodus’ J. Hall Paxton and Xinjiang Refugees
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New Publication on Sino-Soviet Relations in Xinjiang
I received copies of an article I am publishing in the mail today so I thought I would share the abstract with readers: Charles Kraus. “Creating a Soviet ‘Semi-Colony’? Sino-Soviet Cooperation and its Demise in Xinjiang, 1949-1955.” The Chinese Historical Review … Continue reading
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Unlikely Immigrants: Xinjiang White Russians in the United States
During the month of June, I spent quite a bit of time at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland. I’ve already posted a few photos I found taken by the illustrious J. Hall Paxton, but I thought I’d introduce … Continue reading
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