
Authors: Sophie Ibbotson and Max Lovell-Hoare
:: Illustrations/Images by Max Lovell-Hoare
Russian Life: Sep/Oct 2010
Department: History
Page: 26 ( 8) pages
Summary: Until a few months ago, Kyrgyzstan was just another quiet, corrupt, post-Soviet republic in Central Asia. But behind the curtain of obscurity, more challenging issues were simmering. Then, this past spring, things really started to get interesting.
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