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Re: the notion that Conolly was executed in Khiva. All sources claim that Conolly and Stoddart were executed in Bukhara, e.g. http://www.uzbek-travel.com/cities_guide/bukhara_history_2/ http://www.uzbek-travel.com/cities_guide/bukhara_history_2/, Rev. Joseph Wolff, etc. Ahasuerus 02:37, 9 April 2006 (UTC)