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Images from the Endgame: Persia Through a Russian Lens 1901-1914

by John Tchalenko

A rare photographic record of Persia on the eve of political change

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A rare photographic record of Persia on the eve of political change

Built around photographs taken by Russian officer Alexander Ivanovitch Iyas during his years in Persia from 1901 onward, this volume gathers images of places, people, and events for which no comparable comprehensive collection is identified in the source. The book frames these photographs within the Great Game, the rivalry between Britain and Russia over influence in Central Asia. It offers a visual historical document that connects everyday and public scenes in Persia to the wider geopolitical pressures of the early twentieth century.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in historical photography and documentary photo collections
  • Those exploring Persian/Iranian history in the early twentieth century
  • Readers studying the Great Game and Russian-British rivalry in Central Asia

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Historical photographyPersia, 1901–1914The Great GameRussian influence in Central AsiaGeopolitical rivalry

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Book overview


Alexander Ivanovitch Iyas, officer in the Tsar's Lithuanian Regiment, arrived in Persia in 1901. Through his years there he documented places, people, and events in these remarkable photographs for which no other comprehensive collection exists. These photos offer a unique insight into the Great Game--the historical rivalry between Britain and Russia for the domination of Central Asia.
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