The Russian Revolution, 1855–1924 · THE MAP IN
Map of the Russian Empire in May 1891
The Trans-Siberian begun
The Russian Empire in May 1891: The Trans-Siberian begun. Since March 1881, 4 territories changed status on this map: including Russian Turkestan (mod. Uzbekistan), Transcaspia (mod. Turkmenistan), Russian Turkestan (mod. Kyrgyzstan) and 1 more.
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What changes on the map
| Russian Turkestan (mod. Uzbekistan) | Neutral or independent → The Tsarist empire |
| Transcaspia (mod. Turkmenistan) | Neutral or independent → The Tsarist empire |
| Russian Turkestan (mod. Kyrgyzstan) | Neutral or independent → The Tsarist empire |
| Russian Turkestan (mod. Tajikistan) | Neutral or independent → The Tsarist empire |
On the ground
- the Pamirs, disputed by Russia, Afghanistan, China and Britain until 1895
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