STUDY OF JADID LITERATURE IN FOREIGN LITERARY STUDIES (JEFF SAHADEO)
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The history of our homeland is witness to many events. The movement, which began to put an end to the submissiveness that had prevailed for many years, was subjected to thousands of slanders and accusations in its time. During the Tsarist Russian invasion, the Governor-General of Fergana, Mikhail Skobelev, said: "To destroy a nation, it is not necessary to destroy it; it is enough to destroy its culture, art, and language, and soon it will perish itself..." The conspiracy to illiterate the nation has not lost its trace and influence until recently. The burden of destroying the nation fell upon the intellectual class of our homeland. Prominent representatives of the Jadid movement wrote works calling for the awakening of the nation, organized theaters, and published articles in newspapers encouraging the pursuit of knowledge. They wrote textbooks for schools and also worked as teachers
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