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A Tractor Station in Front of Sitora-i Mokhi Khosa (the Summer Palace of the Bukharan Emirs), Bukhara, Uzbekistan, ca. December 5-6, 1932

Sarrofon Archway and Dome (the money changers dome), Bukhara, Uzbekistan, ca. December 5-6, 1932.

Shadow of the Tower of Death (Kalyan minaret), Bukhara, Uzbekistan, ca. December 5-6, 1932

Inner Courtyard of the Kalyan Mosque, Bukhara, Uzbekistan, ca. December 5-6, 1932

Jewish Woman from Bukhara, Central Asia, December 5-6, 1932

Lotte Jacobi, Uzbek Women Selling Tubeteikas (skullcaps) in the Bazaar in Samarkand, December 7-10, 1932

Hydroelectric Station, Tashkent, December 21-28, 1932

Shadow of the Tower of Death (Kalyan Minaret), Bukhara, December 5, 1932

Where the Koran Was Read [Ulugh Beg's Koran stone, or platform], Samarkand, Uzbekistan, December 7-10, 1932. In the background are the ruins of the Bibi Khanum Mosque.

Bibi Khanum Mosque [view from the southwest], Samarkand, December 7-10, 1932

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