Doubly-landlocked Central Asian republic; Soviet successor state independent 1991, heir to the Samarkand-Bukhara Silk Road heartland.
Definitive history of the Uzbek people from the 14th century to the present.
Standard regional history covering the Uzbek heartland of Transoxiana.
Novel depicting a fictional Uzbek railway town across the Soviet era into independence; the best-known internationally translated Uzbek novel, though its setting is mostly Soviet-era rather than squarely post-1991.