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#4 Carriage of Stefan Passe between Kykhta and Urga (flags of Russia and France are on the photo).

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#4 Carriage of Stefan Passe between Kykhta and Urga (flags of Russia and France are on the photo).

Under Russian Rule: Life in the Mongolian Protectorate of the Early 1900s

#4 Carriage of Stefan Passe between Kykhta and Urga (flags of Russia and France are on the photo).

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