Letter From Uzbekistan (Corrections)
In the March 19 “Letter From Uzbekistan,” Uzbekistan was incorrectly identified as the largest of the core Central Asian states. It actually is the largest in terms of population, not geographical area. In the same article, the name of writer Ruslan Sharipov was misspelled.
The March 5 article “Putin Appoints Russia’s Third Jewish Premier” failed to mention Sergei Kiriyenko, whose ethnic background is a matter of dispute.
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