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Paper given on December 7, 1932, General Sir Percy Sykes in the Chair. The Chairman, in introducing Miss Saunders to the meeting, observed that they had not heard very much upon Russian Central Asia for some time. Miss Sylvia Saunders had travelled in Russia for six months and had studied the language and the effects of the Soviet Government there, and had been able to spend a few weeks in Russian Turkestan and the Caucasus.
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