CHANGE IN THE SOCIAL IMAGE OF UZBEK KISHLAK IN THE 20s OF THE XX CENTURY

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The article analyzes the socio-political changes that took place in Uzbek villages by the Soviet regime in the 1920s. The main changes in the social appearance of Uzbek villages are shown.

Related Organizations

Andijan State University
Uzbekistan

Keywords

national policy, "cultural revolution", rural population, illiteracy, education, schools, new economic policy, cooperation, Islam.

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