Mongolia

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20	October 2004 Readings/Article Who's UU By Andrew Shimunek (Trans.) SEE ALSO: Clans; Mongolia; Names PDF TEXT IMAGES
28	June 1997 Readings/Article Newt's latest victory By Newt Gingrich SEE ALSO: Mongolia; 1993-; Gingrich, Newt; Oratory; The Republican Party PDF IMAGES
47-55	June 1993 Article Alighting upon the Daurian steppe: A Mongolian journey in search of the white-naped crane By Peter Matthiessen SEE ALSO: Journeys—Mongolia; Mongolia; Ornithologists; Matthiessen, Peter; Scientific expeditions PDF IMAGES
41-47	July 1964 Article The cheerful Mongolians: A visit to a very far country By Fitzroy Maclean SEE ALSO: British; Communism; Maclean, Fitzroy; Journeys—Mongolia; Mongolia; Nomads; Wrestling PDF IMAGES
430-441	September 1920 Article The lure of the Mongolian plains By Roy Chapman Andrews SEE ALSO: Antelope hunting; Asiatic Zöological Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History (2nd); Journeys—Mongolia; Mongolia; Mongols; Andrews, Roy Chapman PDF IMAGES
145-156	July 1920 Article Urga, the sacred city of the living Buddha By Roy Chapman Andrews SEE ALSO: Asiatic Zöological Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History (2nd); Thub-bstan-rgya-mtsho, Dalai Lama XIII; Dalai lamas; Homes and haunts; Journeys—Mongolia; Mongolia; Mongols; Prisons; Andrews, Roy Chapman; Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia) PDF IMAGES
1-16	June 1919 Article Across Mongolia by motor-car By Roy Chapman Andrews SEE ALSO: Automobile travel; Thub-bstan-rgya-mtsho, Dalai Lama XIII; Dalai lamas; Homes and haunts; Hunting; Mongolia; Mongols; Trans-Siberian Railway; Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia) PDF IMAGES

November 22, 2004	54 were killed in the crash of a passenger plane in Baotou, in Inner Mongolia.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: BBC
June 12, 2004	Mongolians were ordered to adopt surnames.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: The Australian
September 25, 2003	Mongolian troops returned to Baghdad for the first time since 1258, when Hulegu, a grandson of Genghis Khan, destroyed the city and killed 800,000 people.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
January 30, 2001	Millions of cattle were freezing to death in Mongolia.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge

39	December 1991 Readings/Illustration Fred and Barney's Mongolian adventure SEE ALSO: Mongolia; Postage stamps PDF IMAGES

AUGUST 2008

THE WRECKING CREW
How a Gang of Right-Wing Con Men Destroyed Washington and Made a Killing
By Thomas Frank

THE MANDARINS
American Foreign Policy, Brought to You by China
By Ken Silverstein

JACK
A story by Marilynne Robinson

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