Special aspects of historical momentum in Uryakhai region between Russian Emperor Nikolay II indorsed "Agree” and "Successful” in 1914
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Uriankhai region; Nikolay II; protectorate; Russian Empire; historical documents; jubileeAbstract
Article presents the author’s presentation at International Science Conference devoted to 100th jubilee "United Tuva in united Russia: history, modernity, futures” (July 3-4, 2014, Kyzyl). It enunciates the Tuvan and Russian governments’ efforts in establishing the jubilee date (2009-2011) and registers historical documents found and consolidated by the Russian Academy of Sciences that confirm the Russian protectorate over Tuva in 1914.References
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