중앙아시아에서 소비에트의 역사적 유산에 관한 고찰

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This article focuses on the consideration of the Soviet historical heritage in Central Asia. Some of the constitutional historical heritage of Russia also be included. It also links the national identity of the Central Asia with the Soviet historical heritage, raises the historical and political perceptions of the Soviet to Central Asia as a whole, and includes the self-consciousness of the Central Asians. Among the various events facing the specific nation in the historical process, the conquest of the empire can be settled as a very powerful nation experience. The people who ruled it were Russians, or Slavians, with a different cultural identity. The historical myth of the Soviet was invoked strongly in the Central Asia space in the 20th century, and the Soviet historical heritage in this area came to the Central Asian society in various ways even after independence in 1991. After independence, Central Asian countries pursued nationalist policies, which meant separation from the Soviet era. In general, most Central Asian countries emphasized ethnic identity because there were many important national challenges as a new nation. In order to solve the difficult task, the nation needed a new national policy. Chapter II presents the general implications of Russia 's historical heritage in Central Asia. Chapter III examines the implications of Soviet policies in Central Asia. In Chapter IV, we will analyze the meaning of the heritage and influence of the Soviet Union in Central Asia. Chapter V review Central Asia as an anti-thesis of Imperial heritage.

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