POPULATION REGISTRATION AND DEMOGRAPHIC PROCESSES

Abstract

This scientific article provides a comprehensive overview of one of the factors that influenced the demographic situation and national composition of the population during the Soviet era - the policy of population resettlement. The main goal of this policy was to develop new lands, expand cotton fields, further strengthen the cotton monopoly inherited from tsarism, and “achieve cotton independence” This aimed to solve a number of tasks, such as eliminating the existing demographic problem in the republic, collectivizing individual peasant farms, and settling the nomadic part of the Kyrgyz, Kazakhs, and Turkmens in the republic.