History of Russian educational institutions in Samarkand region
Abstract
This article XIX - XX century Samarkand region, the formation of the Russian education system and the analysis of their activities on the basis of archival documents. The activities of the gymnasiums operating in the region, Russian-language schools and various educational institutions are described in detail in their readers and teachers. The impact of the new Russian educational policy on the region's population, its positive and negative aspects, is illustrated on the basis of objective examples.
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