Has there been a revolution in Tuva?

Authors

  • Mongush S. Bayr-ool Tuvan Institute for the Humanities

Keywords:

revolution; Russia; protectorate; Uryankhay; civil war; Chinese commissary; Russian attorney; All-Tuvan Constitutive Khural

Abstract

Foundation of Tuvan state formation in the center of Asia became possible as a result of victories of Red Army over the White movement. Most of the peasants and nomads of Usinsk-Uryankhay region supported the Bolsheviks. Consequently Russian and Tuvan elites initiated proclamation of Tannu-Tuva Ulus Republic.

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Published

30.05.2010

How to Cite

Bayr-ool, M. S. (2010) “Has there been a revolution in Tuva?”, The New Research of Tuva, 2. Available at: https://nit.tuva.asia/nit/article/view/536 (Accessed: 22.11.2024).

Issue

No. 2 (2010)

Section

Tuva yesterday, today, tomorrow

Author Biography

Mongush S. Bayr-ool, Tuvan Institute for the Humanities

Candidate of Philosophy, senior researcher, Department of sociology

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