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The History of the Civil War in Tajikistan

  • Iraj Bashiri
Language: English
Published/Copyright: 2020
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In Tajikistan, the Soviets used inherent Tajik ideological, regional, and ethnic conflicts to move their affairs forward. In 1992, after enduring Soviet imposition for seventy years, the Tajiks reversed the process and toppled the Soviet power structure in Tajikistan. The volume traces the development of the conflict using primary Tajik sources.

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Bashiri Iraj :

Iraj Bashiri is one of the leading scholars in the fields of Central Asian studies and Iranian studies with a focus on Tajik and Iranian identity. His extensive publications on Tajikistan include History of a National Catastrophe (ed.), The Samanids and the Revival of the Civilization of Iranian Peoples, and Prominent Tajik Figures of the 20th Century.

Iraj Bashiri is one of the leading scholars in the fields of Central Asian studies and Iranian studies with a focus on Tajik and Iranian identity. His extensive publications on Tajikistan include History of a National Catastrophe (ed.), The Samanids and the Revival of the Civilization of Iranian Peoples, and Prominent Tajik Figures of the 20th Century.

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“Professor Iraj Bashiri’s The History of the Civil War in Tajikistan is the fruit of an engagement of more than fifty years with this remote and little-known region. Along with his excellent annotated translation of Rahim Masov’s The History of a National Catastrophe and his articles and papers on Tajik, Kyrgyz, and Kazakh language, literature, history, culture, and identity, this work is a very important contribution to our understanding of some of the major issues and developments in the dynamics of contemporary life in Central Asia in the post-Soviet period.” — John E. Woods, Professor of Iranian and Central Asian History, University of Chicago

“As an expert’s personal account of Tajik culture and language, the book is one of the few contributions to the field. Importantly, it reflects the perspectives of Tajiks and prominent figures in Tajik politics on the background and the aftermath of the civil war.” — Halil Burak Sakal, Cappadocia University, Europe-Asia Studies


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