Associate Professor, Head of the Department "Methods of Socio-Economic Sciences", Bukhara Regional Center for Retraining and Advanced Training of Public Educators, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Uzbekistan, Email id: haydarovyu@inbox.uz
Online published on 8 January, 2021.
This article analyzes the support of the indigenous population for the national democratic state-Turkestan autonomy, established in November 1917, on the basis of information obtained from newspapers published at that time. Historical research during the Soviet era has shed light on the attitudes of indigenous peoples toward Turkestan Autonomy through comparative comparisons. Scientific conclusions free from objective and ideological approaches are given. The role of the study of this topic in the minds and hearts of young people during the period of independence has been shown to arouse a sense of involvement in the fate of the country.
Turkestan, Autonomy, Law, National Statehood, Soviet System, Government, Indigenous People, People, Rally, Demonstration, Newspaper, Oppression
