The Buryats Who Fled Soviet Russia And Now Thrive In Mongolia

Thousands of Buryats, a distinctive ethnic minority in Russia, fled tsarist conscription during WWI, then Soviet repressions that followed, to form their own microcosm of Buryat culture in a remote region of Mongolia.

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