A Stamp Printed By The National Liberation Movement
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https://doi.org/10.37547/tajssei/Volume02Issue11-20Keywords:
Red Army, ; Krasnaya ZvezdaAbstract
The national liberation movement against the establishment of the Soviet system in Uzbekistan was insulted by the great state chauvinists under the false name of "repression". This article explains what lies behind this tyrannical policy, the essence of the struggle of our ancestors for freedom and liberty through historical facts and evidence.
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“Uzbekistan in the period of Soviet colonialism”, the second book of the new
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