Contest “Teacher's Feat During the Great Patriotic War” as a Tool for Preserving Historical Memory

Чикова, О. А.; Шахнович, И. С.; Попп, Иван Александрович

doi:10.26170/2079-8717_2021_02_04

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“…5 -to the camps of the ferroalloy plant, other orphanages organised camps locally (GAAO. (Varechina, 2012). The data on the report of the Aktobe region for 1947 demonstrates that it was planned to employ 215 overgrown children, of which 142 pupils were employed, 57 pupils of the region were sent to the agricultural school of labour reserves, and 16 high school students remained in orphanages to continue their studies (GAAO.…”

Section: Labour Education Among Street Childrenmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A significant number of studies are devoted to the elimination of child homelessness and neglect in the USSR in 1941-1945 when this issue was of colossal proportions. There are particularly significant studies of Russian historians, such as Varechina (2012), Blinova (2019), Slavko (2009;, Zezina (2000), devoted to the elimination of homelessness and neglect in different regions of the Soviet Union during the Great Patriotic War and the post-war years. The role of orphanages in solving homelessness issues, and the living conditions of foster children, are considered in the studies of Ibrahimov (2011), Koreniuk (2017), Dynko (2008), Gavrysh (2018), Kozak (2019).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Elimination of Homeless Children in the Kazakh SSR in 1946-1953

Mukhambetgaliyeva

2022

Migration Letters

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Based on the documentary sources of the State Archive of the Aktobe region, the difficulties that affected orphanages in the post-war period and the measures taken by local authorities to address these issues are the focus of this article. Migrating children around was part of the challenges. The number of orphanages in the Aktobe region in 1946-1948 decreased from 12 to 10. Reports on the supply of food, clothing, and household items are scarce, but still they have partially identifed the acute need in some regional orphanages. The government tried to address the children homelessness and neglect issues by employing teenagers in enterprises and placing them in educational institutions. The living conditions of foster children in orphanages gradually began to improve by 1951-1952.

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Section: Labour Education Among Street Childrenmentioning

confidence: 99%