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Communist Party of Uzbekistan

political party, Uzbekistan
Also known as: CPU, CPUz
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  • Uzbekistan
    Uzbekistan
    / Russian and Soviet rule

    …authority was held by the Communist Party of Uzbekistan (CPUz), the republic’s branch of the central Communist Party. The core membership of the CPUz, and for decades its majority, consisted of Slavs and others from outside Central Asia who made all important local decisions except those reserved to the Soviet…

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    …authority was held by the Communist Party of Uzbekistan (CPUz), the republic’s branch of the central Communist Party. The core membership of the CPUz, and for decades its majority, consisted of Slavs and others from outside Central Asia who made all important local decisions except those reserved to the Soviet…

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