ROLE AND ROLE OF PRIMARY ORGANIZATIONS OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY IN THE IDEOLOGY OF PUBLIC LIFE IN UZBEKISTAN IN THE 70-80S OF THE XX CENTURY

Abstract

In this article, the growing differences between the political path of Uzbekistan and the real social situation do not correspond to the achievements expressed in the concept of "developed socialism". Recognition of the creation of a single "Soviet culture" that embodies the culture of all national republics and peoples. The role of trade unions, which in the former Soviet Union was called the "school of communism", will also increase sharply, and primary party organizations will begin to operate in every industry, construction, collective farm, state farm, institution, enterprise, school, technical school, educational institution, institute and university. The power within the party in the elected bodies has diminished, and it has become customary for all party work to be carried out by secretaries of party committees, members of their bureaus, mainly the party apparatus. As a result, it turned out that the bureaucracy in management processes has become extremely strong.