Russian And Nomad

"Russian And Nomad" explores the historical interactions between the Russian Empire and the nomadic peoples of Central Asia and Siberia. Written with a keen eye for detail, E. Nelson Fell examines the cultural, political, and military dimensions of Russian expansion, providing insights into the lives and customs of the nomads who shaped this region. This book offers a valuable perspective on the complex dynamics between settled and nomadic societies and their enduring impact on the Russian state.

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