Rol’ treh konferentsij vtoroj poloviny XX veka v razvitii komi literaturnogo jazyka [The Role of Three 20th Century Language Conferences in the ­Evolution of Komi Literary Standard]; pp. 141-149

The post-war period brought a gradual renewal of the development of literary Komi, which had suffered a disruption in the late 1930s. This process was essentially promoted by three language conferences, which took place in 1952, 1960 and 1989. True, the positive influence of the resolutions taken by the first two conferences did not really begin to show until the 1970s, but that of 1989 was immediately followed by a democratization of literary Komi, an upsurge of linguistic purism, abandonment of Russian syntactic constructions and unnecessary borrowings, and an active quest for more genuine means of expression.