Tashkent / Moscow / New York / Paris / WASHINGTON / D.C. / Tashkent City / Hildesheim / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / Tolstov S.P. / St Martin's Press / Baskakov N.A. / Macmillan / /
Country
Turkmenistan / Tajikistan / Kyrgyzstan / Armenia / Kazakhstan / Russia / Uzbekistan / Azerbaijan / United States / Soviet Union / United Kingdom / Georgia / /
Event
Employment Change / Diplomatic Relations / Person Travel / Voting Result / /
Facility
University Press / ULLICO BUILDING / Resource Information Center / /
IndustryTerm
use asylum law / citizenship law / /
MedicalCondition
mass illness / /
MusicGroup
The Stalin / /
NaturalFeature
Ferghana Valley / /
Organization
Russian government / Cambridge University / Foreign Broadcast Information Service / National Democratic Party / Supreme Council / Communist Party of Uzbekistan / U.S. Government / Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe / Department of Justice / Department of State / Turkic / Congress / Central Committee of Uzbekistan / Islamic Renaissance Party / Uzbek Communist Party / Karimov government / Uzbek government / INS RESOURCE INFORMATION CENTER / U.S. Government Printing Office / /
Person
Andre Grabot / Hermann Vambery / Muhammed / Rafik Nishanov / Karimov / Olaf / Nabiyev / Gorbachev / Stalin / Soviet Nationalities / Gulyamov / Georg Olms Verlag Buchhandlung / /
PoliticalEvent
presidential elections / /
Position
president / First Secretary / security officer / Prince / R.N. / /
PublishedMedium
The Free Press / /
Region
Central Asian Republics / Central Asia / former Soviet Union / /
PROFILE SERIES UZBEKISTAN POLITICAL CONDITIONS IN THE POST-SOVIET ERA [PR/UZB[removed]]