Volume 24, Number 3 (Summer 2023) – Images

Three European men, one in a suit and two in military uniform, posed for the camera
Pastor Winkler (left) & Friedrich von Lundquist (center), Yalta, Crimea, 1918
A map illustrating various divisions of the North Caucasus, as rendered in a Turkish newspaper clipping from 1970
Map of the Soviet North Caucasus as displayed in the newspaper Kamçi (Whip), 1970
Old photograph of a stone fortress against a hilly background, topped by an arched veranda with a clock of Italian origin
Late 19th-/early 20th-century photograph of the clock adorning the Arg Fortress of Bukhara (Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii)
Old drawing of the same fortress in better condition, with the clock prominently featured. A horse and small carriage sits outside, and two men in robes walk along the street.
Drawing of the clock adorning the Arg Fortress of Bukhara
Color-coded map of 19th-century Central Asia, drawn by James Pickett
Map of pre-colonial Central Asia by James Pickett
Images from Kritika 24, no. 3 (2023): Mikhail Akulov, “Weaponizing Self-Determination” (1); Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky, “Welcome, Not Welcome“ (1), and James Pickett, ”The Watchmaker” (3)