Stalin's last years: aggravation of political processes in Uzbekistan
Abstract
This article tells about the administrative-command system of the Uzbek SSR in the early 50s of the XX century and the consequences of the worship of Stalin. The author analyzes the political processes that took place in the last years of the Stalinist leadership, the activities of the first leaders of the Uzbek SSR at that time, Usman Yusupov, Amin Niyazov. The role of the leaders of the republic in establishing strong links with the Center, in the interests of the center-republic, is emphasized.
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