with her characteristic energy, uralova set to work.ccording to plan, schools are preparing for the new school year. how many schools are there in the republic, why do they educate a little more than 500 thousand children, and this despite the fact that the population of the republic is 6 million. actually, we have done a lot of work, at the moment there are 1545 incomplete children in the republic secondary and 409 secondary schools, 1,500 junior high schools, there is nothing to say about secondary schools. and this is not enough in the country of victorious socialism, so i ask you to prepare materials on how you can cover the maximum number of students in the republic with training in the shortest possible time, the country needs literate people, specialists. by the beginning of the 1939-1940 school year, the picture was already different. in the eastern regions of the bssr, there were 7,195 schools, with 1,116 thousand students. there were 22 higher educational institutions, four in the western regions. this despite the fact that th

from a memo from the people's commissar of education uralova for august 1944 addressed to panomarenkong insufficient work. party organizations. it would be a shame for the collective farm, the village council, and the district party committee if a visiting teacher had to look for a corner, firewood, and potatoes for the winter. o assistance to the republic. notebooks and writing materials began to arrive from kazan. the rsfsr provides great fraternal assistance, donating 500,000 russian textbooks. on september 1 , 1944 , the first post-war academic year began in the liberated republic. well , of course, the memorable days of the first period, still unfinished, the building not completely renovated, but already in some part there is a classroom that you could sit on an old pre-war shabby desk, painted by someone before the war, but it already served as a workplace, for us issued, i remember several notebooks, but even newspapers were used to write down what was delivered. when will he use this textbook, because there were no briefcases, as a rule, a holsh bag over the shoulder, here ar