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See photos from the 2007 trip across the former USSR and other travels.
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I have another series on Slate.com this week, this one dealing with the Caucasus and Central Asia. The first one is up; it's on South Ossetia. Then there will be a new one every day for the rest of the week. The next three are on Azerbaijan -- on nationalism and the cult of personality, Islam and the police state -- and then final one will be on Uzbekistan's beleaguered dissident community. As usual, they're accompanied by photos. So check them out.
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