FORMATION OF THE SYSTEM OF THE USSR STATE MANPOWER RESERVES AND THE BEGINNING OF ITS ACTIVITY IN SIBERIA (1940 – 1942)
Abstract
The paper provides the analysis of the emergence and the first steps of development of the institute of Manpower Reserves of the USSR in the conditions of Siberia at the beginning of World War II. Features of mobilization of youth in educational institutions of Manpower Reserves, as well as the specifics of theoretical and inservice training in vocational schools, railway schools and workschools are considered. The author drives at the conclusion that the intensity of growth of Manpower Reserves system in Siberia significantly surpassed the rates of the other regions of the USSR, which also reflected the general potential of Siberia during the War.
About the Author
Irina G. Dokuchaeva
Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management
Russian Federation
Candidate of History, Associate Professor
Russian Federation
Candidate of History, Associate Professor
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For citations:
Dokuchaeva I.G. FORMATION OF THE SYSTEM OF THE USSR STATE MANPOWER RESERVES AND THE BEGINNING OF ITS ACTIVITY IN SIBERIA (1940 – 1942). The Bulletin of Kemerovo State University. 2016;(1):16-18. (In Russ.)
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