The article deals with the social, economic, political and legal consequences of industrialization policy in Kazakhstan in the 20-30s years of the XX century. The authors carried out the research of that period and analyzed the characteristics of Bolsheviks of that period. It was found that the ideas of monopolization of the power and deduction of suburbs in political and economic dependence on the Center predetermined the raw nature of national republics development. The authors show that the national economy of that period was developed one-sidedly as the heavy industry strengthened at the expense of other industries.

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