Practice Of Deprivation Of Voting During Soviet Election Campaign In Uzbekistan (On The Example Of The Election Campaigns Of 1928-1929)

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The article is devoted to the analysis of statistical data on the election campaigns in the Uzbek SSR in 1928-1929. The Soviet electoral system served as one of the most popular and effective ways to strengthen the government of its time. Under the guise of elections, the government has set itself the lofty goal of neutralizing in any way any force that is likely to be its enemy. In this regard, the issue of providing legal evidence and grounds for including citizens on the list of the rich and the kulaks (the people who were oppressed, tortured and often deported to distant places for their beliefs and loyalty to their faith) was not important.

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10.52155/ijpsat.v26.1.2958

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