THE INFLUENCE OF THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT ON THE CULTURE OF NATIONAL TERRITORIES AND ITS CONSEQUENCES (IN THE CASE OF SURKHANDARYA AND KASHKADARYA REGIONS IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY)

Abstract

In this article, the cultural changes that took place in the southern regions of
Uzbekistan in the years after the Second World War, including innovations in the field of
education, the activities of cultural institutions, as well as the discriminatory policy of the Soviet
government towards national culture, its consequences, the limitation of national values and the
freedom of creativity of national intellectuals to conform to the communist ideology actions and
its negative impact on national cultures are explained based on historical evidence and archival
documents based on objective and comparative analysis methods.