HISTORICAL ESSAYS ARE STORED IN THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF 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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Document types, including official records, personal correspondence

Abstract

The National Archives of Uzbekistan serve as the primary repository for archival documents from the Soviet era. The archive boasts an impressive collection of over 200 document funds from various organizations that operated between 1924 and 1941. These document funds contain a diverse range of document types, including official records, personal correspondence, manuscripts, maps, photographs, and historical essays that are of significant source value.

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Yarkova K.P. «Ocherki istorii istoricheskoy nauki v SSSR» v razvitii sovetskoy istoriografii // Nauka i shkola. 2009. №2. URL: https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/ocherki-istorii-istoricheskoy-nauki-v-sssr-v-razvitii-sovetskoy-istoriografii (Yarkova K.P. “Essays on the history of historical science in the USSR” in the development of Soviet historiography // Science and school. 2009. But. 2.)

National Archives of Uzbekistan, fund R-837, inventory - 3, collection 389a

National Archives of Uzbekistan, fund R-837, inventory - 3, collection 389. p. 155

National Archives of Uzbekistan, fund R-837, inventory - 3, collection 390, p.167

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.;

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2024-01-30

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Sherzodjon Choriev. (2024). HISTORICAL ESSAYS ARE STORED IN THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF UZBEKISTAN AS AN IMPORTANT SOURCE (1924-1941 years). International Scientific and Current Research Conferences, 1(01), 137–139. Retrieved from https://orientalpublication.com/index.php/iscrc/article/view/1471

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INNOVATION JUNCTION: COLLABORATIVE SOLUTIONS AT THE INTERSECT

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