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The Soviet Siberia — the Kazakh Autonomy: from the Demarcation of Territories to the Demarcation of Competences (1920—1921)

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VRV. M. RynkovSiberian Institute of Plant Physiology and Biochemistry

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This article reveals the complexities in the territorial separation and administrative divisions involving Siberia and the Kazakh autonomy, highlighting the Bolshevik leadership's pragmatism.

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The separation of territories in Siberia and Kazakhstan inherently involved the demarcation of competences amid Bolshevik leadership.
The Kyrgyz Revolutionary Committee engaged in negotiations regarding food and military issues, influencing the outcome of territorial autonomy.
Despite formal changes, administrative functions remained largely under Omsk's control until late 1921, illustrating the complexities of this territorial shift.
The ambivalence in the creation of the Kazakh ASSR reflects the limitations of Bolshevik ethnic policies pursued for political reasons.

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V. M. Rynkov (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68efa18f9d05deea71d13d7c https://doi.org/10.18254/s207987840035674-0

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This article reveals the complexities in the territorial separation and administrative divisions involving Siberia and the Kazakh autonomy, highlighting the Bolshevik leadership's pragmatism.

The Soviet Siberia — the Kazakh Autonomy: from the Demarcation of Territories to the Demarcation of Competences (1920—1921)

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The Soviet Siberia — the Kazakh Autonomy: from the Demarcation of Territories to the Demarcation of Competences (1920—1921)

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