سياسة الترويس في آسيا الوسطى (1917-1991)‎

الملخص EN

The Soviet Union inherited (1917-1991) Russian Empire in the governance of Russia and the areas under its influence, including Central Asia.

the character of Russianization colonial was basically in control of the region, even the fall of the Union Soviet in 1991, and for him was selected The Russianization policy in The Central Asia in the years of Soviet rule, to be the subject of research and study.

The study focused on how the imposition of Soviet domination of Central Asia after the success of the Bolshevik Revolution, and how the communist regime, and its Ideology, the doorman in which judge their control over the area and other areas were under the domination Russian Empire, has divided the Central Asian region into five Republics (Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan), and they used a Russianization as way political, cultural, educational and economical to keep the region in their grip, and depending on the Russian element and language as an instrument of Russianization, whilst the exclusion and marginalization of the local population, and their language and their culture, leaving the Russianization influence on the Central Asian states after their secession from the Union Soviet in 1991.