"First published 2014 by Routledge ... Abingdon, Oxon ... and by Routledge ... New York ..."
Silk Road city in the land of mountain and desert
Kashgar and the Chinese Republic, 1911-1949
Kashgar and the Eastern Turkestan Islamic Republic
Illustrations from the Hook Collection
The view from Chinibagh 1: Britain's Consulate-General in Kashgar and Xinjiang under Governor Jin Shuren
The view from Chinibagh 2: the Consulate-General and the 1933-4 revolt in southern Xinjiang
Communist activists in the Kashgar region during the 1930s and 1940s
Border security and the battle against the British and smugglers: Hu Dong in Tashkurgan
Tax and currency reform in Kashgar
Illustrations from the Hook Collection
Education and running a county: Li Yunyang in Kashgar and Maralbashi (Bachu)
Educating girls and working with women: Wu Naijun in Kashgar and Maralbashi
Kashgar newspaperman: Wang Mo and Xinjiang Daily
Honest and public-spirited official: Xu Liang
Political commissar on the frontier: Zhou Chunlin
Abudukerimhan Mehsum
Entry of the PLA into Kashgar and the "peaceful liberation" of Xinjiang
Liberating Khotan: Bai Chushi in southern Xinjiang
Colonising Kashgar in the name of the people.
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Xinjiang and the expansion of Chinese Communist power : Kashgar in the early twentieth century by Michael Dillon. ISBN 9780415584432. Published by Routledge in 2014. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
