kemsuСибСкриптSibScript2949-21222949-2092Kemerovo State Universitykemsu-186Research ArticleИСТОРИЯ. ЧАСТЬ 1НЕКОТОРЫЕ АСПЕКТЫ СОЦИАЛЬНОЙ ПОЛИТИКИ АМЕРИКАНСКОЙ ВОЕННОЙ АДМИНИСТРАЦИИ В ГЕРМАНИИ (1945 – 1949 ГГ.)SOME ASPECTS OF SOCIAL POLICY OF THE AMERICAN MILITARY GOVERNMENT IN GERMANY (1945 – 1949)ЖаронкинаЕ. А.ZharonkinaE. A.

Жаронкина Елена Алексеевна – кандидат исторических наук, доцент кафедры новой, новейшей истории и международных отношений КемГУ

Elena A. Zharonkina – Candidate of History, Assistant Professor at the Department of Modern and Contemporary History and International Relations

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Система образования и молодежная политика были важными направлениями деятельности американской военной администрации в социальной сфере. В статье анализируются проблемы, с которыми сталкивались американские оккупационные власти при возобновлении деятельности образовательных учреждений, выделены основные принципы образовательной политики. Большое значение военная администрация придавала работе с молодежью, организации молодежного досуга, поощряла создание различных молодежных объединений.

The educational system and youth policy were important spheres in the social policy of the American military government. The paper focuses on the problems which the American occupation authorities faced when renewing the activity of educational institutions; the basic principles of educational policy are emphasized. The military government put big emphasis on work with youth, the organization of youth’s leisure, and encouraged the creation of various youth associations.

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