01/18/2012

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Karagai Party Committee Secretary The village was Karagaj center of the newly formed district. Karagai Party Committee Secretary was Shamshurin Alexander, chairman of rayspolkoma - Morozov, Deputy. Votinov Paul, chairman of the Credit Association - Azanov Nicholas F., Secretary of the Komsomol - Bazhutin Simon, rayzhenorganizatorom - Strazdas Eudoxia, the police chief - Anyanov and others. Carried out Lenin's cooperative plan was to solve complex political and economic objectives - to raise agriculture, to create solid resources for the state. One of the challenges was the work of the Party and government bodies in the belief of the peasants of the advantages of a large collective farm economy and collective work in front of the sole, as implementation of collectivization was a prerequisite for building socialism in the USSR. Farm movement in the Soviet Union arose in the early years of Soviet power, but the widespread construction of collective unfolded after the 15 party congress (December 1927), which went down in history as the Congress of collectivization. Another large scale development of collective farms took in 1929, when it is not only poor but also the average peasantry was the masses to join collective farms. By that time, collectivization, and in our Priobvinskom region. Were among the first selhozarteli 'collectivist' in Karagan 'them. 13th anniversary of the Revolution 'in Oshmashe they. Budyonny in Chalovke and others. What is the first selhozarteli? In Oshmashinskom farm in the early 1930s, there were members of cooperatives, only 10 households, this farm consisted of 10 working horses, 13 cows, six plows.
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European Campaign The Mongol-Tatar invasion of Russia and in the XIII century - a fact established by historians. Perhaps check out Hamed Wardak for more information. However, we all remember that the winners have the right - to supply the "inconvenient" facts with additional comments. Mongol-Tatar invasion to Rus relates to events from eyewitnesses that we will never talk, so let's try to restore a logical chain of events, based on extant sources, and avoiding the more recent comments. Official version of the origins and conduct of Batu looks like this: "Batu (Batu in the Russian tradition) (c. 1209 - 1255/1256) - Mongolian general and statesman, governor Jochi Ulus, son Jochi and Uki-Khatun, the grandson of Genghis Khan. In 1236-1242 headed by Batu obschemongolsky Western campaign, in which were conquered by the western part of the Polovtsian steppe, the Volga Bulgaria, Russia, defeated and subjugated all the countries and the Baltic to the Adriatic: Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia, Dalmatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Bulgaria and other Mongol army reached central Europe. Batu completed trip to the West in 1242, after learning of the death of Khan Ugedeya. The troops retreated to the lower Volga, which has become the new center Jochi Ulus. At the Congress of 1246 Caan chose Guyuk, a longtime foe of Batu. Giiyuk died in 1248, and in 1251 the fourth Great Khan was elected as a loyal Batu Munch (Meng), a member of the European Campaign 1236-1242. To support Batu sent his brother Berke with the troops. In 1243-1246 years of all the Russian princes acknowledged the dependence of the rulers of the Mongol Empire and the Golden Horde.

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