Russian Hajj. Empire and the Pilgrimage to Mecca - Eileen Kane

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33. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 136, ll. 5, 25.


34. Ibid., l. 25.


35. Michael B. Miller, “Pilgrims’ Progress: The Business of the Hajj,” Past  & Present 191
    (May 2006): 189–228.


36. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 86, ll. 2–4.


37. Forbes, Warlords and Muslims in Chinese Central Asia, 66; Nyman, Great Britain and Chinese,
    Russian, and Japanese Interests, 68–72.


38. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 85, ll. 25–28.


39. Ibid.


40. Ibid., ll. 43–46.


41. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 66, ll. 3–4.


42. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 85, ll. 23–24.


43. Ibid.


44. Ibid., ll. 6–7.


45. Ibid., ll. 11–12.


46. Ibid.


47. David Edwin Long, The Hajj Today: A  Survey of the Contemporary Pilgrimage to Makkah
    (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1979), 109.


48. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 86, ll. 55–56; f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 85, l. 35.


49. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 85, ll. 35, 40.


50. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 86, l. 15.


51. Ibid., ll. 16–17.


52. Ibid.


53. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 85, ll. 25–30.


54. Ibid., ll. 25–28.


55. Ibid., ll. 14–15.


56. Ibid., ll. 21–22.


57. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 86, ll. 29–30.


58. Ibid.


59. Ibid., ll. 22–28.


60. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 85, ll. 14–15.


61. Ibid., ll. 18–19.


62. Ibid., ll. 12–13.


63. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 110, ll. 28–37.


64. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 85, ll. 14–15.


65. Ibid., ll. 18–19.


66. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 110, ll. 46–47.


67. See st.  248, “O perevozke morem palomnikov-musulʹman iz portov Soiuza SSR v porty
    Gedzhasa i obratno,” in Sobranie zakonov i rasporiazhenii raboche-krestʹianskogo pravitelʹstva Soiuza
    Sovetskikh Sotsialisticheskikh Respublik, 537.


68. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 110, l. 3.


69. “Sovetskii diplomat N. T. Tiuriakulov,” Ekho vekov, no. 3/4 (1997), cited in Naganawa, “The
    Red Sea Becoming Red?” 13. For a comparative look at Soviet and European medical missions set up
    in Arabia, see Martin Thomas, “Managing the Hajj: Indian Pilgrim Traffic, Public Health, and Trans-
    portation in Arabia, 1918–1930,” in Railways and International Politics: Paths of Empire, 1848–1945,
    ed. T. G. Otte and Keith Neilson (London: Routledge, 2006), 173–191.


70. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 110, l. 42.


71. DAOO, f. R-1965, op. 6, d. 113, l. 7.