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DOI: The Role Of Women's Personnel In The Development Of The National Economy Of Uzbekistan: Social And Political Status (1917-1940)
Abstract
This article describes the colonial nature of the policy pursued by the Soviet regime to involve women in socio-political life and the factors and causes of the problems in this area, the socio-material status of women, the way of life on the basis of scientific sources.
Keywords
Soviet system,, , communist ideology
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