FORMATION PHASES OF MIRZACHOL ARCHITECTURE (IN THE EXAMPLE OF COLLECTIONS AND SAVKHAZES)
Keywords:
government of Tsarist Russia, savkhoz, kolkhoz,Abstract
The article talks about the formation of savkhozes and kolkhozes, their development and the emergence of historical and modern cities in their place, the history of development in Mirzachol (Syr Darya region) during the former Soviet Union.
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