FROM BUKHARA TO SIBERIA: HISTORY OF THE UZBEK DIASPORA IN TOMSK
Abstract
The Uzbek diaspora is one of the oldest ethnic groups living in Siberia. Their history goes back several centuries, beginning in the Middle Ages. The history of the Uzbeks in Siberia goes back many centuries and is closely linked to trade routes and migration processes. Let us consider in more detail the history of the emergence of Uzbek communities in Siberia, including the city of Tomsk, as well as the peculiarities of preserving their national culture over generations.
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