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• Uzbek
  The '''Uzbek''' are an ethnic group of [[Central Asia]], of complex origins. Their tradi ...m state, a former republic of the [[Soviet Union]]. There are significant Uzbek minorities in Afghanistan and China; they are a people of the traditional [
  702 bytes (103 words) - 08:07, 29 February 2024
• Uzbek/Definition
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• Uzbek/Related Articles
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• Uzbek
  The '''Uzbek''' are an ethnic group of [[Central Asia]], of complex origins. Their tradi ...m state, a former republic of the [[Soviet Union]]. There are significant Uzbek minorities in Afghanistan and China; they are a people of the traditional [
  702 bytes (103 words) - 08:07, 29 February 2024
• Ari Babakhanov/Related Articles
  {{r|Uzbek}}
  265 bytes (37 words) - 10:54, 30 July 2009
• Turkic languages
  ...ages]]. Some of them are state languages such as [[Turkish]], [[Azeri]], [[Uzbek]], [[Kazakh]], [[Turkmen]] and [[Kyrgyz]]. The others are minority language
  525 bytes (64 words) - 16:37, 1 April 2024
• Turkic languages/Related Articles
  {{r|Uzbek}}
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• Turkey/Related Articles
  {{r|Uzbek}}
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• Ari Babakhanov
  ...the discrepancy between the [[Monophony|monophonic]] [[Music of Uzbekistan|Uzbek music]] and the European [[polyphony]], these constraints led to an artific ...es and texts of [[Persian literature|Persian Poetry]] as well as popular [[Uzbek]] and [[Tajik]] poems. Hereby he revived a series of lost creations which h
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• Tajik
  ...est in Afghanistan (next to the [[Pashtun]]) and Uzbekistan (next to the [[Uzbek]]s). The term ''Tajik'' also refers to the language spoken by Tajiks. Origi
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• Persian language/Related Articles
  {{r|Uzbek}}
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• Arab/Related Articles
  {{r|Uzbek}}
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• Uzbekistan
  ...7 million citizens are [[Muslim]]s, and the majority ethnic group is the [[Uzbek people]], a [[Turkic]] group. That Uzbeks form substantial minorities in Ta
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• Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan
  ...s not limited to Uzbekistan, but centers on the Ferghana Valley, where the Uzbek, Kyrgyz, and Tajik borders come together. They have also operated in Afghan ...a mullah in the Islamic underground movement, while Namangani was a former Uzbek Soviet paratrooper who had served in Afghanistan with the [[mujahideen]], w
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• Soviet Union/Catalogs
  || Uzbek SSR || [[Tashkent]] || 19,906,000 || 6.94% || 27,780,059 || +39.6% || 44.5
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• Amu Darya River
  ...million for erosion control was available in 2006. It is navigable, and Uzbek military patrol boats, moving at high speed, are washing away the Afghan si
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• Afghanistan
  [[Pashtun]] 42%, [[Tajik]] 27%, [[Hazara]] 9%, [[Uzbek]] 9%, [[Aimak]] 4%, [[Turkmen]] 3%, [[Baloch]] 2%, other 4%. <ref name=CWF>
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• Kyrgyzstan
  *[[Uzbek ]] 13.8% ...nd the Kyrgyz remained under Mongol rule until 1510. Russia conquered the Uzbek Quqon (Kokand) Khanate that controlled the country, in 1876, giving it cont
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• U.S. intelligence activities in Asia-Pacific
  ...ekistan, by CIA commissioning a translation of the Qur'an into Uzbek by an Uzbek exile living in Germany, and then commissioning Pakistan's Inter-Services I It is not clear what immediate effect these operations had. The Uzbek government is not in favor of Islamic fundamentalism, and, in Politics of U
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• Afghanistan War (2001-2021)
  ...ty of Mazar-e-Sharif, use it as a staging area to make a joint attack with Uzbek forces, now under Berryelah Khan, to make a joint attack on Taloquan. Taki
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• Social capital
  ...ng ethnic groups such as the [[Pashtun people|Pashtun]], [[Tajik]]s, and [[Uzbek]]s, but the political geography of these groups does not correspond to nati ...Movement of Uzbekistan]] is strongest in the [[Ferghana Valley]] where the Uzbek, [[Kyrgyz]], and Tajik people each have social capital developed within the
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• Social capital/Citable Version
  ...ng ethnic groups such as the [[Pashtun people|Pashtun]], [[Tajik]]s, and [[Uzbek]]s, but the political geography of these groups does not correspond to nati ...Movement of Uzbekistan]] is strongest in the [[Ferghana Valley]] where the Uzbek, [[Kyrgyz]], and Tajik people each have social capital developed within the
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• Country/Catalogs
  <td>Uzbekistan</td><td>[[Tashkent]]</td><td>[[Uzbek som]]</td>
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