New Histories of Northern Eurasia: A Reader
illustrations

Chapter 1

1 (Kül tegin monument)

2 (Bust of Kul Tigin) 

Chapter 2

1 (Earliest extant map of the world by Ibn Hawqal, tenth century)

Chapter 3

1 (Seal in the Mongolian script used by Güyük Khan in a letter to the Roman Pope Innocent IV, 1246)

Chapter 4

1 (The Journeys of Ibn Batutta, 1332–1347)

2 (Algirdas’s seal (1366) that reads in Cyrillic “Olger seal of the Grand Prince”)

Chapter 5

1 (Portrait of Guillebert de Lannoy)

Chapter 6

1 (The Act of Dethronement Presented to Sigismund III)

2 (Portrait of Bohdan Khmelnytsky, c. 1650)

3 (Circassians and Nogais, c. 1650)

4 (The view of Tarki, the capital town of shamkhals – Kumyk rulers of Dagestan and the Northeast Caucasus, c. 1650)

5 (The Lower Volga and the view of Astrakhan, c. 1650)

6 (Crimean Tatar horseman, engraving by Abraham de Bruyn, 1575)

Chapter 7

1 (The official portrait of Dmitry I that features the inscription “Demetrius Imperator Moschoviae”) 

2 (Chukchi armor made with the iron sold by yasak collectors like Glebov and. Ivanov)

3 (The official portrait of Princess-Regent Sophia Alekseevna, the 1680s)

4 (Prince  Vasily Golitsyn with the medal awarded to him for the 1687 campaign against the Crimean Khanate)

Chapter 8

1 (The Joachimsthaler minted in 1525)

2 (The kopeck minted in 1713)

3 (Portrait of Ivan Kain in prison, made by one of his visitors in the 1750s)

Chapter 9

1 (Golden medal awarded to the deputies of the legislative assembly, 1766)

2 (Salavat Yulaev's order for the mobilization of all men fit for military service, personally signed on March 23, 1774)

3 (A reconstruction of Catherine II’s plan)

Chapter 10

1 (Portrait of Lars Gabriel von Haartman decorated with the Russian imperial Order of Saint Alexander Nevsky (top) and the Order of Saint Prince Vladimir, second class (below))

2 (Zamlu Gadzhibekova’s flight on the Google Maps)

3 (A color photograph of aul Arakani by Sergei Pogudin-Gorskii, 1904)

4 (The elder of aul Arakani with his wife, a color photograph by Sergei Pogudin-Gorskii, 1904)

5 (Shamil’s photo, 1859)

Chapter 11

1 (Chokan Valikhanov in 1860)

2 (Resettlement of Circassians in the Ottoman Empire)

3 (Tahskent’s walls at the turn of the 1870s)

4 (Samarkand bazaar at the turn of the 1870s)

Chapter 12

1 (Volodymyr Antonovich (seated on the right) with fellow Polish “peasant-lovers” at the turn of the 1860s)

2 (The first page of The Peasants’ Truth, no. 2)

3 (Konstanty Kalinowski in 1862 or 1863)

4 (A student, by Nikolai Yaroshenko, 1881)

5 (A female student, by Nikolai Yaroshenko, 1883)

Chapter 13

1 (Moscow, Tverskaya Street in 1896)

2 (A map of the Caucasus in the Russian Empire (1905), Guria is located at exactly 42 degrees North latitude and 42 degrees East longitude, in the northeastern corner of G5)

3 (A meeting of the Black Banner anarchist group in Minsk, 1906)

4 (A monarchist demonstration in Odessa after the proclamation of the 1905 October Manifesto)

5 (Alikhan Bukeikhanov circa 1906)

Chapter 14

1 (Ekaterina Sakharova in 1901) 

2 (Moscow in the winter of 1908)

3 (A young peasant woman from a northwestern Rusian village, color photograph by Sergei Pogudin-Gorskii, 1909)

4 (Harvesters in a Rusian village not far from St. Petersburg province, color photograph by Sergei Pogudin-Gorskii, 1909)

5 (A young Bashkir peasant from Yahya village, summer 1910, color photograph by Sergei Pogudin-Gorskii)

Chapter 15

1 (A serviceman of the Crimean Cavalry Regiment, a 1914 postcard)

2 (A family of Kazakh nomads, color photograph by Sergei Pogudin-Gorskii, 1905–1915)

3 (A farm of Rusian settlers in Turkestan, color photograph by Sergei Pogudin-Gorskii, 1905–1915)

4 (Russia in 1917: a POW camp; unloading the wounded from an ambulance train; the Czechoslovak Legion (1918): its armored train Prague, artillery, and parade)