title: Central and Regional Muslim Spiritual Administrations in Crimea and Bashkiria (1920s–1930s): A Network Theory Analysis
abstract: This article addresses current issues of religious policy, national autonomy, confessional self-government, and the role of Muslim leaders and muftiates. The history of religious institutions during the Soviet period represents a complex interplay of political, social, and cultural processes. The focus of the article is on the interaction between the Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims (TsDUM) and the only regional national muftiates of the 1920s–1930s – those of Bashkiria and Crimea. Th
journal: Историческая информатика