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Abstract
Jozef Kowalewski about the role of Buddhism in the life of Mongolic peoples in the
first half of the 19th century: Jözef Kowalewski (1801-1878) is a famous Russian
and Polish Orientalist, whose name is associated with the emergence and develop¬
ment of Mongolian Studies in Russia. The scientist made a significant contribution
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