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1991, Aug. 29
 
The Tajik Communist Party resolved to leave the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and the republic dropped “Soviet Socialist” from its name, to become the Republic of Tajikistan.  1
 
Sept. 1
 
President Makhkamov resigned after a vote of no confidence.  2
 
Sept. 9
 
Tajikistan became the twelfth Soviet republic to declare its independence.  3
 
Nov. 24
 
Rakhmon Nabiyev was elected president with 58 percent of the vote and a voter turnout of more than 84 percent.  4
 
 
 
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