PANISLAMISM IN THE POLICY OF THE KAISER''S GERMANY IN TURKESTAN ON THE EVE OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR
The article is devoted to the analysis of Germany's policy in Central Asia in the beginning of XX century. The leaders of the Second Reich hoped to create a direct threat to the British possessions in India and the Russian possessions in Central Asia. This vast region of the East considered by them as a strategic bridgehead for an attack on British India and the Russian Turkestan.