ARCHIVE FUNDS OF STAFF TRAINING INSTITUTIONS IN THE FIELD OF NATIONAL ECONOMY IN UZBEKISTAN AS AN IMPORTANT SOURCE (1924-1941 years)

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  • Sherzodjon Choriev Associate Professor Of The Faculty Of History, Phd National University Of Uzbekistan

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The institute, minutes of councils and dean's meetings of the Construction

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The organisation of the national economy was a top priority in the early years of the Uzbek SSR.   Despite facing a major challenge in the form of personnel shortage, particularly in construction, industry, and economic planning, the development of the industry was successfully achieved. In Uzbekistan, institutes and academies were established as a confident solution to these issues. The National Archives of Uzbekistan confidently houses the archival documents from these institutions.

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Fund of the National Archive of Uzbekistan R-371

National Archive of Uzbekistan P-633-fund

National Archive of Uzbekistan P-382-fund

Guide to the allocation of funds for the October Revolution and socialist construction. // pod.ed. Ph.D. L.M. Landa. Tashkent. Central State Archive of the Uzbek SSR. 1960. 332 p.;

Academy of Sciences of the Uzbek SSR. Directory. - Tashkent: Science, 1976. - S. 140

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2024-02-29

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Sherzodjon Choriev. (2024). ARCHIVE FUNDS OF STAFF TRAINING INSTITUTIONS IN THE FIELD OF NATIONAL ECONOMY IN UZBEKISTAN AS AN IMPORTANT SOURCE (1924-1941 years). International Scientific and Current Research Conferences, 1(01), 104–106. Retrieved from https://orientalpublication.com/index.php/iscrc/article/view/1466

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DATA FUSION INTERDISCIPLINARY INSIGHTS INTO BIG DATA, ANALYTICS, AND DECISION-MAKING

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