Cultural Processes in The Uzbek SSR During World War II (1941–1945)
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https://doi.org/10.62480/zjssh.2026.vol57.pp42-44Keywords:
World War II, Uzbek SSR, cultural life, literatureAbstract
This article explores the cultural processes in the Uzbek SSR during World War II (1941– 1945), analyzing literature, visual and performing arts, education, and cultural propaganda. The study highlights how wartime pressures shaped creative production, the integration of relocated artists and intellectuals, and the adaptation of cultural institutions. Findings demonstrate that despite the disruptions caused by the war, the Uzbek SSR maintained resilient cultural activity, which strengthened social cohesion and patriotic sentiment
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