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Kishlak (typical Uzbek/Tajik-village) near Samarkand in Turkestan (now Uzbekistan) in early 1900s.

  • TITLE: Po puti s Chapan-Ata v Samarkand (kishlak)
  • TITLE TRANSLATION: On the road from Chapan-Ata to Samarkand (village)

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