THE HEROIC DEEDS OF UZBEKS IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR
Abstract
This article explores the role and heroism of the Uzbek people during the Second World War (1941–1945), emphasizing their immense contribution to the victory over fascism. It highlights the bravery of Uzbek soldiers on the frontlines, the selfless labor of those who stayed in the rear, and the deep humanistic spirit that guided their actions. Through historical facts, personal stories, and archival materials, the paper analyzes the sociopolitical context that shaped Uzbekistan’s participation in the war, as well as the long-term consequences of that heroic period for the nation’s identity and historical consciousness.
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