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FAMILY AND MARRIAGE POLICY DURING THE SOVIET PERIOD: TRADITIONAL RELATIONS AND SOVIET MODERNIZATION
This article examines the formation and development of family and marriage policy in Uzbekistan during the Soviet period. The study analyzes the Soviet state’s legal regulation of marriage, its attitude toward religious marriage
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