THE REPRESENTATIONS OF THE “GREAT GAME” RELEVANCE IN THE WORKS OF ENGLISH-SPEAKING RESEARCHERS
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“The Great Game, Central Asia, Anglo-Russian relationsAbstract
The article presents the viewpoints of English-speaking researchers on the relevance of the “Great Game.” Despite the nowadays popularity of views doubting this concept, the author considers that it is not easy to accept it totally, as well as the statements of key positions that held Central Asian representatives in Anglo-Russian antagonism.
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Alexander Morrison. Beyond the ‘Great Game’: The Russian origins of the second Anglo–Afghan War. CambridgeUniversity Press 2017
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Gerald Morgan. Anglo - Russian rivalry in Central Asia: 1810-1895. London and New York, 1981.
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Peter Hopkirk. The Great Game. On Secret Service in High Asia.UK. 1990, 2006.
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