THE CULTURAL POLICY OF THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT (1920s-1930s): IDEOLOGICAL IDEAS AND CONTRADICTIONS IN PRACTICE
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Jun 30, 2025
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the eliminination of illiteracy, the upbringing of a new Soviet intelligentsia, the Sovietization of science and education, the fight against religion and values, control over art culture, the echo of the cultural revolution in Uzbekistan.
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the 1920s and 1930s were a period in the history of the Soviet Union, aimed at radical changes in all spheres of social life, primarily at shaping the human mind on a new ideological basis. This process went down in history under the name of the “cultural revolution”. This policy was carried out with great speed during the Iosif-Stalin era, and its main goal was to create a new, loyal Sovet citizen.
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“History of Uzbekistan” (1917-1991) Q.Usmanov, and M.Sadikov. p 72-106.
Socio-political changes in Turkestan in 1917, Ziyonet.uz website
http://uz.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oʻzbekiston_Sovet_Sotsialistik_Respublikasi