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In reversal, China now wants to preserve Kashgar s Old City

In reversal, China now wants to preserve Kashgar s Old City
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In reversal, China now wants to preserve Kashgar s Old City — Radio Free Asia

In reversal, China now wants to preserve Kashgar s Old City — Radio Free Asia
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The Tree That Bleeds: A Uighur Town on the Edge by Nick Holdstock

The Tree That Bleeds: A Uighur Town on the Edge by Nick Holdstock
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Pine, an Irish academic, shot to prominence with Notes To Self, a piercing set of personal essays that covered her father s alcoholism, her adolescent growing pains and her struggles with infertility

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The Tree That Bleeds

In 1997 a small town in a remote part of China was shaken by violent protests that led to the imposition of martial law. Some said it was a peaceful demonstration that was brutally suppressed by the government; others that it was an act of terrorism. When Nick Holdstock arrived in 2001, the town was still bitterly divided. The main resentment was between the Uighurs (an ethnic

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