대조국전쟁 시기 우즈베키스탄의 전시 후방 역할: 현지화(localized)된 소비에트 전쟁 프로파간다와 그 속에 나타난 후방으로서의 우즈베키스탄 연구
"All for the Front!": Imagining a Uzbek Home-front in Soviet War Propaganda during World War II
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개념
키워드
대조국전쟁, 우즈베키스탄, 전시 프로파간다, 소비에트 후방(тыл), “모든 것을 전방을 위해!”(Всё для фронта!), World War II, Uzbekistan, War Propaganda, Soviet Home-front, “All for the Front!”
초록
In the wake of World War II, known by the Soviets as the Great Patriotic War, Central Asia was quickly transformed into a home front. Uzbekistan was no exception with more than a hundred factories and industrial complexes from near the Nazi-occupied regions relocated to it and thousands of refugees from the Eastern European frontline arriving to its capital, Tashkent, on a daily basis. This paper explores localization of Soviet war propaganda that contributed greatly to the consolidation of Uzbekistan and other Central Asian republics to the Soviet Union. The localized propaganda ultimately led to indigenization of the Soviet motherland into an Uzbek fatherland. This paper focuses primarily on how the duties and obligations of the Uzbek "home front" were emphasized in the war propaganda produced and circulated locally for the Uzbek population. In so doing, it addresses the "home front" identity that shaped the Uzbek historiography and memory of the war during and after the Soviet period.