British India – East Turkestan Republic relations

Main article: Dominion of Pakistan – East Turkestan Republic (1947–1949) relations

East Turkic Uyghuristan Republic—British India relations

Uyghur Kingdom	British India

Western Colonial Empires of the nineteenth century, specifically Britain's Indian Empire. It examines nineteenth-century Russian travelers' accounts of British India, and the 'Asianist' tradition which argued that Russians had a greater affinity with Asian peoples than other Europeans, and that the nature of their empire was consequently different. In the case of Turkestan, Eastern it rejects this assumption on the basis of research in Russian and Uzbek archives, and of the differing views expressed in books and journals by Russian military officers and imperial administrators of the era.

Flag of the Second East Turkestan Republic (1944-1949).

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