Analysis of livestock farming in the Uzbek SSR during WWII demonstrates agricultural challenges, indicating government responses.
This article covers the situation of livestock farming, which was considered the leading branch of Agriculture in the Uzbek SSR during 1941-1945, the work on the development of livestock during the war, orders and decisions issued by the Soviet government, control of their implementation, difficulties of livestock, reasons for a sharp decrease in the production of livestock and products, and the use of punitive measures against. Materials and methods: The research covered with an analytical approach from the Uzbekistan National Archival sources, official reports from the Uzbek SSR Ministry of Agriculture (1941-1945), wartime decrees from the Soviet government, historical scientific literature and information provided in scientific research work. The methodological basis of the research is the principle of historicism. Secondary sources include historical analyses, agricultural records, and statistical data.
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