Problems of Chinese expansion in Zasayan region
Keywords:
Tuva, Siberia, revolution, civil war in Russia, Chinese expansion, Chinese migrantsAbstract
This paper is referred to the Chinese expansion problems in Tuva republic and adjoined Usinsk district of Yenisei province in the period between the beginning of the Russian revolution and organization of Tuva republic in the beginning of 1920s. This article shows the military-political component of the Chinese expansion and labor, trade and usury problems of the Chinese migration.References
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