Problems of Language Law Implementation in Uzbekistan

William Fierman

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Soviet and Russian History Minority Rights and Languages

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In October 1989, Uzbekistan's Supreme Soviet adopted the law “On the State Language of the Uzbek SSR.” At that time, Uzbekistan was still one of the 15 constituent republics of the USSR. The law was an important symbol of Uzbekistan's changing relation to Russia and the assertion of the preeminence of Uzbek culture in Uzbekistan.

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