SOME FEATURES OF HISTORY TEXTBOOKS PUBLISHED IN THE SOVIET PERIOD

2018

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DOI 10.26577/jh-2018-3-265
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Abstract

In the following years, it is important to pay attention to the history of the history textbooks, especially when it comes to our history. We will consider these inheritance issues and apply it to future practice. The article considers some peculiarities of history textbooks published in the Soviet period. The effect of the time in which the textbook is written is determined. Notwithstanding the great majority of the study period, textbooks of that time are not paid much attention. The article focuses on the historic principle and the influence of the Soviet government’s policy on history.