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Komsomol of South Ossetia During the Great Patriotic War

Комсомол Южной Осетии в годы Великой Отечественной войны
Authors: Khetag Valeryevich Tedeyev;

Komsomol of South Ossetia During the Great Patriotic War

Abstract

The paper reviews the main activities of Komsomol organizations in the South Ossetian Autonomous Region of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic during the Great Patriotic War. The author enumerates the main events of the 1930s that contributed to the education of Komsomol members not only as future political cadres of the country, but also as future soldiers and officers of the Red Army. The paper studies participation of representatives of the Komsomol in support of the Red Army, organization of its sustainment, industrial and agricultural production. The author analyses ideological and agitation activities of the Komsomol organizations that are considered a state function assigned to the Komsomol of the region during the most severe military struggles in the Caucasian theater of operations. The paper identifies the main motive of the Komsomol organizations’ activity driven by personal initiative of Komsomol members, as well as the reasons for its formation during the most difficult conditions of wartime.

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