The ideological and political influence of the Soviet government on cultural relations in the 20th century is analyzed based on sources and their activities are scientifically analyzed. This article provides information about the situation in Uzbekistan and other Soviet republics during the Soviet era, as well as how ideological influence and control were exercised through cultural relations between peoples.

ideology, mass literacy, international, Third World, national in form, socialist in content, old fashioned, Glavlit, Turkproletkult, Turkpolitprosvet, counter-revolutionary movement, feudal oppression, cultural-whitening, cultural communication.

Ленин В. Асарлар. 16-жилд. – Б. 289.

Proletkult (qisqa. proletar madaniy-ma’rifiy tashkilotlari) – 1917-yildan 1932-yilgacha mavjud bo‘lgan Xalq ta’limi komissarligi huzuridagi proletar havaskorlik faoliyatining ommaviy madaniy, ma’rifiy, adabiy va badiiy tashkiloti.

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Резолюция ЦК РКП(б) О Пролеткультах. / КПСС в резюлюциях и решениях съездов, конференций и пленумов ЦК. Том второй. 1917–1922. – Москва: Политиздат, 1983. – С. 313–315.

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Turkpolitprosvet – siyosiy ta’lim bilan shug‘ullanadigan Sovet muassasalari va organlarining nomi (1920–1930).

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